Welcome! I am a 3rd year PhD student at EECS & RLE at MIT. This webpage contains the documentation for the class I took Fall 2024: How To Make (almost) Anything (HTMAA). To give a brief introduction to myself, I have a background in Electrical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering, and my research focuses on BioMEMS/microfluidics. I like making things, and I am so grateful that this class provided me with chances to make so many interesting things and learn so many important skills along the way. If you want to get in contact with me for whatever reason, feel free to send an email to fanxue@mit.edu.
Following the class's trend to add a mini game to our websites,
I added one too.
The code for the mini game was adapted from the W3Schools HTML Game
Example.
Have fun!
Use the up arrow on keyboard to jump.
Long press to jump higher.
The game gets harder and harder!
A Steam Boat Water Quality Monitor
Final Project Sketch - Something on water
Vinyl & Laser Cutting - A magic zigzag box and a blessing sticker
Embedded Programming - A simple simulation of pushbutton-LED.
3D Printing and Scanning - Hairy FDM print of our professor and scanning of a cute rabbit ornament
Electronics Design - A PCB design connecting an accelerometer to a microcontroller
Electronics Production - PCB board production by milling traces and soldering components
Molding and Casting - Happy ghosts