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The bildr community is an attempt to solve these problems. | The bildr community is an attempt to solve these problems. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:36, 31 January 2025
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Description[edit]
" Welcome to bildr... A community for making ideas happen".
"bildr wants to fund your next project."
All too often someone comes up with an idea for an amazing piece of technology, but because they are a starving artist, or a starving college student, they can't afford to buy all the parts to put it all together.
All too often someone comes up with an idea for an amazing piece of technology, and even though they can easily afford all the parts, but they get stuck on exactly how to wire up some sensor, or they get stuck on some bug in the code that they never figure out how to fix.
All two often some big company or a couple of guys in a garage release some new device that could potentially be used to build all kinds of amazing robots -- but there's not enough documentation to get the device to work, so it goes nowhere.
The bildr community is an attempt to solve these problems.
| Wiki size: | 625 article pages see stats |