// build cool stuff
Tech. Robotics. Electronics. Programming. Building things that shouldn't exist — then doing it anyway.
// whoami
Super Rad Maker is a channel about building things. Electronics, robots, computers, synthesizers, games, tiny tanks, and whatever else seems like a good idea at the time. If it involves a microcontroller, some solder, and questionable judgment — it's probably been attempted here.
// latest.projects
A fully functional computer jammed inside an Altoids tin. Runs apps, plays games, and fits in your pocket. The project that started it all.
Porting id Software's DOOM to the Altoids cyberdeck. It was always going to happen. The only question was when.
A discarded vape pen transformed into a working flute synthesizer. Zero waste, full noise. Upcycling at its most chaotic.
A servo-powered automated laser toy built specifically for Kiki the cat. She approved — eventually.
Pushing the cyberdeck concept to its absolute physical minimum. Tiny keyboard, tiny screen, maximum attitude.
A remote-controlled tank built from scratch with ESP32 and custom 3D-printed treads. PSP joystick control included.
An automated trading card sorter. Pokémon, MTG, One Piece — it reads them, sorts them, and puts them where they belong.
// playable.demos
A real-time swarm survival game running entirely in your browser. Thousands of units steered across a multithreaded simulation — no install, no download, just open it and play.
Work a farm, then defend it. Chop, mine and haul livestock home between waves, then spend the coins on knights, archers and wizards and hold the line while ten kinds of monster come for the house.
A daily vocal warm-up coach. Lip trills, ya-yas, staccato taps and vocal fry, with piano play-along scales and a heart monitor that reads your vocal fry live through the mic.
// latest.videos
// join.community
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