MacGyver Classroom

The MacGyver Engine is an AI-powered extreme upcycling system that transforms everyday junk into functional inventions. A user simply takes a photo of a messy garage, broken appliance, toolbox, or pile of discarded electronics, and the AI analyzes the scene like an engineer instead of a recycler. Using advanced computer vision, it identifies reusable components such as copper wire, motors, heating elements, springs, batteries, switches, fans, gears, and structural materials hidden inside seemingly useless objects. The breakthrough comes from what happens next: the AI doesn’t just suggest crafts or recycling ideas. It cross-references engineering principles, DIY schematics, physics models, repair databases, and survival improvisation techniques to generate practical, buildable solutions using only the materials visible in the image. For example, the system might detect a 9V battery, a paperclip, and wire from a broken fan, then generate a step-by-step schematic for a makeshift soldering iron. A damaged printer could become a mini CNC machine. Old speakers and magnets could become a magnetic tool rack or DIY generator. The platform acts like an AI inventor and fabrication assistant, producing instructions, wiring diagrams, safety guidance, and estimated functionality in real time. Instead of seeing trash, the MacGyver Engine sees a hardware inventory full of untapped potential — turning waste into tools, repairs, prototypes, and survival-grade inventions.