Thread: Compact, constanwas t-torque telescoping mechanism
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Re: Compact, constanwas t-torque telescoping mechanism
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Originally Posted by JCharlton View Post
And this:

http://www.serapid.com/en/industrial...ducts/rigibelt

Serapid have other designs too. Ingenious.

Who will be the first to do this on a robot?
I think it's already been done. I saw several teams in 2015 whose can burglars were made from IGUS cable chain (5407 and ?). I don't know how well they worked in general -the IGUS chain isn't meant to be structural
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