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Imitation is the greatest form of flattery right?
06-03-2007 22:53
Andrew Blair
Da Vinci did it.
What didn't Da Vinci do?
(Seriously, he's probably got a similar four-bar drawn up somewheres...)
07-03-2007 02:16
Michael Corsetto
Very clever way to get your grabber to go to parallel to the ground on both sides of the robot. Did you also consider using chain with a certain sprocket tooth ratio to get the desired rotation like this four bar system does. I've always wanted to make something like that, it saves having to use another motor for that wrist joint. Great job, any chance we could get some 3d images?
07-03-2007 07:25
Tim Arnold
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Very clever way to get your grabber to go to parallel to the ground on both sides of the robot. Did you also consider using chain with a certain sprocket tooth ratio to get the desired rotation like this four bar system does. I've always wanted to make something like that, it saves having to use another motor for that wrist joint. Great job, any chance we could get some 3d images?
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07-03-2007 13:10
Guy DavidsonVery awesome. Reminds me a lot of our robot. Similar diea with a four-bar linkage, however ours is driven by one big CIM geared down, and is assembled a bit differently. Looks very, very nice though. And the Da Vinci style drawing is an awesome touch.
-Guy
07-03-2007 22:33
Michelle Celio
That's cool
It's even weirder that I just did a five-page paper on Da Vinci, about a page went to the Virtuvian (Spelling) Man.
Great Job.
See you guys at regionals!