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I build things.
Sometimes useful.

A home for technical projects, software experiments, RC builds, 3D-printed chingaderas, and whatever seemed like a good idea at the time.

ARROYO // LAB
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Selected work

Projects worth
talking about.

Not a catalog. Just the stuff that survived enough iterations to become interesting.

01
Creepy Eyes Wireless Creep Control project
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Creepy Eyes

Cheap kinetic novelty glasses got servos, Bluetooth, custom firmware, and a native iPhone app. Then there were several of them.

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02
Spektrum iX14 adjustable stand project
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Spektrum iX14 Stand

A spring-loaded articulating transmitter stand featuring detents, ball plungers, multiple redesigns, and the inevitable order for obscure hardware.

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03
3D-printed quilting template generation project
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Quilting Template Generator

Parametric tooling that turns dimensions into clean, printable quilting templates without redrawing the same geometry by hand.

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04
KISS 90 degree Servo Jig project
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KISS 90° Servo Jig

A simple setup tool for repeatable servo alignment — proof that not every project needs seventeen revisions and a shipment from Shenzhen.

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About the cooperative

Old domain.
New workshop.

Arroyo Cooperative is the current incarnation of a domain that's been around for a while.

Today it's less about selling consulting services and more about documenting the things I design, build, code, print, fly, break, fix, and occasionally finish.

The common thread is pretty simple: find an interesting problem, learn enough to make it dangerous, and build something better than the first version.

CODESoftware & automation
BUILD3D printing & hardware
FLYRC helicopters & aircraft
RACERC off road
WORKCyber Security

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