arobertsindn211
INDN211 PROJECT 2
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PIN KINEMATIC MACHINE
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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THE DRUNK ROBOT - revised video
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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FINAL KINEMATIC MACHINE - AND INSPIRED DERIVITIVE OF THEO JANSEN’S ‘STRANDBEEST’
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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FINAL TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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FINAL DESIGN - driven by a central axle motor
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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test rig 4 - too much friction but would work otherwise
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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final design - this design did not work however as the system has just too much friction to work through low torque motor - I will develop this further and use a gearbox with an axle as the main design.
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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final design - good clearance and maneuverability 
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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more leg pieces and assembly stage
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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first material prototype, the legs were too thick and consequently didn’t have enough clearance to move
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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final development work
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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some mistakes in the design of the final model
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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first card model of all leg dimensions scaled down
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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Development for the strandbeest replica
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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Different mechanical systems
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arobertsindn211 · 6 years ago
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KEY POINT
This movement will be exactly 100mm in the horizontal axis x, 20mm in the y axis and 4mm in the vertical z axis.
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