Jacob Dynes

     I grew up taking apart electronics and toys. As young as 8-years-old, when I took apart remote control cars and combined them together, creating a single robot from the various parts.
     Since then, I've found satisfaction and fascination in machinery and electronics, taking things apart and putting them back together, or creating something entirely new with the parts has been a hobby of mine that I've pursued as a career, as well as higher education.
    In 2016, I started the process of building an A.I humanoid robot, this pursuit continues today as I continue to develop my skills through trial and error as well as higher education. (a picture of my robot on the right)
    Then in 2018 I began building a 3D printer from scratch because I could not find a printer on the market that would suit my needs of printing my large designs for the AI humanoid robot that I'm currently working on without a hefty price tag and functional limitations, or overall design insufficiencies.
     Upon completion of my robot, my desire is that it will have the ability to help me in the development of other projects and through the Machine Learning process, will become of use in the field of prosthetics.