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 I bet a lot of us (mentors and students) got into this line of work first because we wondered how things work, and stayed in it because we thought "I can make that work better". Thus starts a life-long battle between perfection and time. So far, time is ahead. - petek [more] |
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Good Textbook Source for Robot Design
I've aways wished that there are good textbooks that would help a team learn about the intricacies of good robot/drive train design. After searching quite a while, I found a textbook written by "Stock Drive Products" that is quite useful.
http://www.sdp-si.com/catalogs.htm They are willing to mail the books free of charge to individuals and educators, and they have a not-so-navigatable online version. (The book mentioned is the last one on that page. Does anyone know of any other good, in-print (or online) books, that would be relavent to the FIRST crowd? On mechanics, electronics, etc? -Kai Zhao |
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