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The Planetary Robot Actuators from my recent videos have a significant backlash. Which reduce the precision of the robot joint. Here I've tested the idea, th...
a quick clip demonstrating the cable controller
Read Embodied Computation: Exploring Roboforming for the Mass-Customization of Architectural Components by Alex Fischer on Issuu and browse thousan...
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During a dry run before the DARPA Robotics Challenge Finals, not many robots fell over, so we went into Day 1 thinking that falls would be rare. They weren’t...
DIY craft projects and inspiration, illustrations and designs by Hazel Fisher Creations
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PRICES MAY VARY. Punk Mask: Our masks are hand assembled from high quality materials.The biggest feature of this mask is the beating notes on the lenses, which are full of rhythm. One Size: Punk helmet fits all head sizes and can be adjusted with the velcro strap that go around the head. Attention: it’s hard and durable, but it cannot be used in airsoft games, also not as a motorcycle helmet,please be careful. Uses: Suitable for Halloween, birthday parties and other holiday cosplay, very cool, w
Inspired by sphynx cat wrinkles and random electronic circuits. Eventhou I don't draw mechanical stuff much (hardly ever) I love mecha, robots and cybor... Circuits
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This mechanical cyborg dog from the future was generated by AI. The image shows the concept of mechanical engineering.
Suryansh Chandra claims the affordable robotic arm his company Automata is developing could lead to robots becoming as ubiquitous as desktop 3D printers
Beginnings: The Times Record – 24 July 1962 p13 From as early as 1962, the General Electric Ordinance Dept. in Pittsfield, Mass., undertook a study for the US Army which may lead to the building of a manned walking machine, with arms and legs, ….. where tractors might get stuck. The mechanism for which the … Read More "1969 – GE Walking Truck – Ralph Mosher (American)"
A novel counterbalance mechanism based on the spring-wire and a double parallelogram mechanism, which can completely cancel out the gravitational torques applied at each joint due to the robot mass is proposed, allowing the prospective use of low capacity motors and gear reducers for high performance robot arms. Recently, various types of robot arms have been developed due to the increasing needs of the robot in various fields. However, these robot arms are still too much expensive and dangerous since high capacity motors and gear reducers are used to provide sufficient torques to support the robot arm mass. This makes robot market still limited to industrial fields. To this end, we propose a novel counterbalance mechanism based on the spring-wire and a double parallelogram mechanism, which can completely cancel out the gravitational torques applied at each joint due to the robot mass. Thus the robot would need much smaller torques, which can be delivered by cheap and low capacity actuators. Furthermore, a 6-DOF counterbalance robot arm was built to demonstrate the performance of the proposed mechanism. Simulation and experimental results showed that the proposed mechanism had effectively decreased the torques required to operate the robot arm and thereby allowing the prospective use of low capacity motors and gear reducers for high performance robot arms.
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