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| -----6-LEGGED-AMBULATOR----- --Powered By--Small 9-Volt Battery Box --Controlled By--Nothing --Piece Count--Over 100 --Motor Count--2 --Status--Dissassembled --Notes--A very simple 6-legged ambulator. A battery box runs two motors and causes it to move foreward. It has rubber tires for grip. |
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| -----8-LEGGED-AMBULATOR----- --Powered By--RCX --Controlled By--Infared remote --Piece Count--Over 500 --Motor Count--4 --Status--Dissassembled --Notes--This 8-legged ambulator used two motors for each side. The legs were made up of rubber tires and #12 x-axles. The ambulator could move foreward, backward, and turn left and right. The legs stay in coordination because the sides are connected with white slip gears. This causes the legs to move as one and also allows turning. |
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| -----BIPEDAL-AMBULATOR----- --Powered By-- Pneumatics and a large 9-volt battery box --Controlled By--Pneumatic Valves --Piece Count--448 --Motor Count--1 --Status--Dissassembled --Notes--This biped is a great looking and great walking pneumatic and electronic robot. It has six large pneumatic pistons (for the legs), one small pneumatic piston (for the weight shift device), and one motor (to run the gyroscopic stabilizer). The legs each contain three large pneumatic pistons and move pretty much like a real leg. The weight shift device is one small pneumatic piston that moves a large 9-volt battery box and causes its weight to shift from one leg to the other (to help stop the robot from tipping). The gyroscopic stabilizer is made of one motor that turns a wheel, like the one used for the saw in Razortooth (a battlebot listed under wheel on my main page) except there are eight washers spread over four points (instead of six over two). The gyroscope causes the ambulator to stay at a steady position and will slow it down if it ever falls over. With all of this equipment used as one this bot can stand straight, walk foreward, and even sit down. In the pictures on this page the stabilizer and weight shifter are missing (they were being used for other projects) sorry for the inconveinance. |
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| -----Monoped-Stompbot----- --Powered By--Large 9-volt battery box --Controlled By--On/off switch --Piece Count--Currently Unknown --Motor Count--1 --Status--Assembled --Notes--This monoped is a very slow moving bot. It has no turning capabilities, but it will almost always keep moving in a straight path. It looks oversized and bulky but it is fairly light. It works just like any other stompbot, by using its external body as a leg and lifting its inner core in a circular-type motion to move itsel around. |
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| Click on anything below that you want to see and you will be brought to its page!!! -Manipulators- Mobile Manipulator 2-Joint Manipulator 5-Fingered Manipulator Battleclaws -Boats- Boat-1 Boat-2 Half-Sub-Aquabot Turbo-Tri-Prop -Ambulators- 6-Legged Ambulator 8-Legged Ambulator Bipedal Ambulator Monoped-Stompbot -Wheels- Rollbot Razortooth -Tracks- Snow Rover Trackbot 1.0 Trackbot 2.0 -Other- Super Claw Controller Etchabot -Prototypes- Prototype Car Prototype Biped Prototype Manipulator Prototype Controller Prototype Photobot Prototype Scanner Prototype Wrist |
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