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.
Ringo - the great-grandson to the Photop...
Dave Hrynkiw
March 19, 2015
We were pleased to see the Kickstarter for Ringo, the Photopopper-ish but much smarter version of our own ~17 year old design robot kit. The video showcases some pretty cool behaviors, and is easily one of those projects where we think "Jee, why didn't we do that?"
Not only that, it's nice to see another company with similar workflow (Altium / Solidworks / Quad pick and place). Feels very "in sync" with us.
We're onboard with the Kickstarter (only 48 hours left!). Give it a look!
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BEP Application: Servocore Walker
Sumovores roll over Italy again!
Another msg from our Italian contacts: Sumovores do well at the Pisa! Here's a Google-translated link.
Our Tech doesn't stink.
We have proof. Jeremie uses up these deodorant sticks, and does stuff with them:
Happy Easter!
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