Pancakes, lego & robots | Miguel Valenzuela | TEDxArendal

Miguel Valenzuela is a Mexican born American who moved to Norway in 2010 and created a ’Pancake Machine out of LEGO’ for his daughters. He is an Engineering graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and teaches Making in Norway. As an artist & inventor who struggled with learning throughout his life, he travels the world with his family telling the story of PancakeBot and shares his tools for learning & redefining success in the context of Pancakes & LEGO in the hopes that you can realize the only box that exists is in your mind.

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Lisens Standard YouTube-lisens Miguel Valenzuela is a Mexican born American who moved to Norway in 2010 and created a ’Pancake Machine out of LEGO’ for his daughters. He is an Engineering graduate of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and teaches Making in Norway. As an artist & inventor who struggled with learning throughout his life, he travels the world with his family telling the story of PancakeBot and shares his tools for learning & redefining success in the context of Pancakes & LEGO in the hopes that you can realize the only box that exists is in your mind. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx