mePed is an awesome little open source quadruped robot which allows anyone to build their very own walking robot.
The Mini Quadruped Mobile Robot
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mePed is an awesome little open source quadruped robot which allows anyone to build their very own walking robot.
mePed_v2_Assembly_Manual_1.1.pdfmePed v2 Assembly Manualoctect-stream - 664.38 kB - 09/21/2016 at 23:05 |
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mePed_PCB_v1.3.zipmePed PCB KiCAD Source Filesx-zip-compressed - 40.49 kB - 09/21/2016 at 22:59 |
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mePed_IR_Starter_Program.inoStarter program using an Arduino and an IR Remote.ino - 16.19 kB - 09/21/2016 at 22:46 |
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mePed_v2_STL_Files.zip3D Printable STL Files for the mePed v2 Robotx-zip-compressed - 118.43 kB - 09/21/2016 at 22:45 |
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mePed Parts v2.dxf2D DXF file for the mePed v2 RobotAutoCAD DXF - 740.58 kB - 09/21/2016 at 22:45 |
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Here's the video we did for our Kickstarter campaign: I'll try to shoot some more videos of it walking and an assembly guide soon. Thanks!
Hi Radomir,
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll have to look into the SG92R Servos! I hadn't given much thought to 3DOF Legs simply because I wanted to keep the servo count to a minimum to make it more affordable and reduce the buyout part count.
Hi, you might be interested in some of my experiments with #Tote.
From what I see in the pictures, I have some suggestions/questions:
* Try SG92R servos instead of MG90S. They are lighter, cheaper and stronger. They use carbon fiber gears instead of metal gears.
* Consider using plastic (acrylic or nylon) bolts to reduce the weight.
* Have you thought about going full 3dof?
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Do you have any videos of it walking?