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The Raccoon Lab

@theraccoonlabSwedenJoined 2025

Videos document the design and construction of custom electronics and mechanical projects using embedded systems, programming, and 3D printing.

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About

Good for

  • building electronics projects from scratch
  • learning about Arduino and Raspberry Pi
  • watching custom devices take shape

The Raccoon Lab is where I design and build custom electronics, mechanical systems, and other cool projects that I think we will both enjoy. On this channel I document the process of turning ideas into real working devices using engineering, embedded electronics, programming, and 3D design. I have a master’s degree in mechanical engineering with a specialization in materials science and have spent years tinkering with electronics and embedded systems. Most projects start as a simple idea and end up as a fully working device on my desk. If you enjoy maker projects, engineering builds, and seeing how things are created from the ground up, you’re in the right place.

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