Mar.7, 2014
You can make your very own BMO with 3D Printing and DIY electronics. Adafruit writes, "The mini 8x8 LED matrix makes an awesome head for BMO, programed to display several fun and playful facial expressions. Program your own animation to make new faces, letters or totally mathematical expressions ;-)"
This guide will walk you through the steps of 3D printing the parts, soldering the components and assembling this delightful electronic companion.
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BMO, sometimes written phonetically as Beemo,is a sentient video game console-shaped robot that lives with Finn and Jake. BMO is neither male nor female. Its appearance has been compared to a "Game Boy and Macintosh mashup". BMO also has the features of other household objects, such as a portable electrical outlet, music player, camera, alarm clock, flashlight, strobe light and video player. BMO speaks English with a Korean accent. BMO was created by Moseph "Moe" Giovanni, an inventor of robots who created the entire MO line, a thousand years before the events of the series. Though he created millions of robots, Giovanni specifically created BMO to understand fun. BMO is characterized as a loyal, trusting, and helpful friend who is protective of Finn and Jake. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Adventure_Time_characters#BMO
KnightFire wrote at 3/7/2014 5:05:07 PM:
Ah... BMO is a bank in Canada (Bank of Montreal)... what does is mean here?
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