Ok folks, here it is. Your weekly dose of links. Enjoy it. Love it. Let it soak into your skin. Bask in its magnificence. Bravit, The Multi-flame Candle This link comes to you straight out of 2008, but it's still pretty awesome. This is a candle that has a wick that branches out to create […]
Make Magazine! Servo Magazine!
Dave Hrynkiw
November 1, 2005
Woot! (Ok, I know it's spelt W007)
The Sumovore is featured in volume 4 of Make Magazine in their suggested shopping list! For those of you who don't know about this killer quarterly publication from the fine folks at O'Reilly & Associates, you have to check it out. Makezine is ideal for all you DIY people out there. (Don't know what DIY means? Do It Yourself!)
Also this month in the mail is the Matrix comparison of the Sumovore, the Mark III and the Parallax Minisumo in this month's Servo Magazine. We hate to brag (wrong - we do!), but the Sumovore practically walks away with the comparison! Again, for those of you unfamiliar with Servo Magazine, it's brought to you by the same fine folk who publish "Nuts and Volts". With a pedigree like that, you know it's a well-presented magazine.
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BEP Application: Servocore Walker
The following instructions detail how to build a Servocore walker. A Servocore walker differs from a regular walker by utilizing the internal electronics in unmodified servos, which give position feedback from the motor in the servo. This position feedback allows for very long stride lengths without the use of mechanical stops or springs.
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