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Tank Tread Stair Climber
Hi
I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to go about building a tank tread robot that can climb stairs. How do I determine how high the treads should be, etc? Ideally, it would end up being able to carry a laptop and enough battery power that it can roam the halls of an office building for a while. Any ideas? Thanks |
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