Databot Contributors
Recognizing the people who help expand the Databot ecosystem.
Databot is an open platform for experimentation, learning, and creative engineering. Many of the designs shared in our 3D Model Library were created by members of the Databot community.
We are grateful to the educators, makers, engineers, and designers who have contributed their time and creativity to developing new ways to use Databot.
This page recognizes their contributions and gives credit to the creators behind the designs.
Arseniuk Igor
STEM & Robotics Educator
Ihor Arseniuk is a STEM and robotics educator from Ukraine with extensive experience in hands-on education, engineering projects, and educational technology. He uses Databot to turn real-world experiments into engaging learning experiences, combining sensors, coding, robotics, Arduino, and data collection. His work includes creative projects with rockets, smart devices, robotics, environmental monitoring, and real-time sensor experiments. Through his work with Databot, Ihor has helped demonstrate how a small multi-sensor device can become a powerful tool for STEM exploration and engineering education.
Databot Contributions:
STEM & Robotics Projects · Arduino Integration · Sensor-Based Experiments · Rocket & Engineering Projects · Real-World Data · Educational Content
Dennis Baldwin
STEM, Robotics & Drone Educator
Dennis Baldwin is an electrical engineer, robotics educator, and the founder of DroneBlocks who brings drones, coding, robotics, and real-world engineering into STEM education. His work focuses on making advanced technologies accessible to students through hands-on projects, programming, simulation, and autonomous robotics. Dennis has developed extensive educational content covering drone programming, sensors, Python, JavaScript, ROS2, computer vision, and PX4-based systems. He has also contributed to the Databot ecosystem through the development of tools for programming and working with Databot data.
Databot Contributions:
Python Integration · Sensor Programming · Robotics & Drones · Databot-Py · STEM Curriculum
Rick Stoddard
STEM & Engineering Educator
Rick Stoddard is an engineering educator and technology facilitator from Idaho who uses Databot to bring coding, engineering, and real-world data into the classroom. His projects explore everything from rocket launches and wireless communication to music coding and sensor-based challenges. Through his work, Rick has helped demonstrate new and creative ways students can learn with Databot.
Databot Contributions:
Rocket Data Collection · Coding & Music · Wireless Communication · Sensor-Based Engineering
What they contributed
Design
Created custom 3D-printable models for Databot.
Innovation
Explored new ways to use Databot in robotics, experiments, and everyday projects.
Community
Shared their designs so others can print, modify, and build upon them.
Have an idea for Databot?
Design a mount. Build an accessory. Create a new experiment. Find a new way to use Databot.
If your creation can help someone else explore, learn, or experiment, we’d love to see it.