Videos, talks, presentations, interviews, and public learning series emerging from my projects and research.
Media is where the development process becomes visible through engineering videos, research presentations, learning series, talks, and technical explanations.
This collection brings together different forms of public technical communication. Some entries document systems being built, while others develop questions through talks, presentations, and short-form learning series.
The goal is not only to publish finished outcomes. Media preserves how questions, models, designs, failures, and understanding change while the work develops.
A public engineering series documenting the progressive design of a robotic hand through SolidWorks, mechanical reasoning, electronics, and control systems.
Can I progressively build a human-like robotic hand while making the engineering reasoning visible?
A short-form series questioning how someone can know that learning occurred rather than merely assuming it from attention, completion, or familiarity.
What evidence supports the claim that learning has actually occurred?
A developing talk examining why the feeling of learning can be mistaken for evidence that learning has actually occurred.
How do you know that learning occurred?
An episode from the robotic-hand series exploring how a fully defined two-dimensional sketch becomes a parametric three-dimensional mechanical link.
How should a two-dimensional parametric sketch be transformed into a functional three-dimensional link?
A research presentation developed during the Arkansas State Research Institute examining two approaches to understanding air-quality systems.
What changes when an air-quality system moves from monitoring alone to monitoring combined with modeling?