Blog — behind the scenes

This summer, students at Canada Robotix have embarked on diverse and ambitious projects that highlight their technical skills and creativity. These projects range from designing sophisticated electronic devices to enhancing green energy solutions and improving web platforms. Here's a detailed look at their innovative endeavors.   Kevin's Project: Wireless Tool and PCB - Lock-in Amplifier   Kevin has been working on a project named the Lock-in Amplifier, designed to capture differences between a reference wave and an offset wave. This device is particularly useful for isolating specific signals from background noise in electronic devices. Traditional lock-in amplifiers are costly, but...

At Canada Robotix, we are always thrilled to see technology intersect with art, creating immersive experiences that captivate and inspire. That's why we are excited to share the story of Mochoid, a breathtaking light-based art installation now for viewing in Trillium Park at Ontario Place. The Artist Behind Mochoid: Steve Mann Before we delve into the installation itself, let's take a moment to appreciate the creative maker behind Mochoid: Steve Mann. As a professor and inventor renowned for his pioneering work in wearable computing, HDR imaging, and smartwatch technology, Mann is a leader in contributing to the world of innovation....

At Canada Robotix, every day is a new adventure in the world of innovation, creativity, and customer engagement. From the bustling streets of downtown Toronto, we're excited to give you a sneak peek into a typical day that shapes our passion and fuels our commitment to robotics enthusiasts, students, and makers. Morning: Setting the Stage The sun rises, and so do we, eager to embrace the day ahead. The first order of business is preparing our shop for activity and package orders. Our team comes together to organize shelves, turn on interactive displays, and prepare the orders of the day for...

With the Canada Robotix relocation to Dundas St. W,  a unique partnership has emerged with MannLab that epitomizes the spirit of collaboration between academia and industry. Through an insightful conversation with members of Canada Robotix and MannLab, it became evident that this partnership served two essential purposes: 1. Empowering Education: The collaboration focused on enhancing the educational experience for students in the computer engineering lab. By having direct access to a wide range of robotics components, students could bring their theoretical knowledge to life through hands-on projects. This experiential learning approach not only deepened their understanding but also nurtured their problem-solving...