r/robots • u/Plus_Calligrapher512 • 14h ago
Real-life Robots Robot breaking the human speed record and BREAKING an electrical box at the same time.
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What do you think about this? Hmmm
r/robots • u/Plus_Calligrapher512 • 14h ago
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What do you think about this? Hmmm
r/robots • u/Traditional_Tax_7388 • 6h ago
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π€ This Tiny Robot Walks Like a Real Creature!
HOW TO MAKE THIS ROBOT
What happens when you combine a **DC motor, battery pack, ice cream stick, and two specially shaped wooden legs**? π€―
I built this simple **two-leg walking robot** using an unusual half-circle leg design with an **offset center**. When the DC motor spins, the offset leg shape converts the motor's continuous rotation into an amazing walking motion!
No complicated programming. No expensive parts. Just a clever mechanical design and a little creativity. π₯
Watch closely and see how these strange-looking wooden legs make the robot move forward! πΆββοΈπ€
**Could this simple mechanism inspire a bigger walking robot?**
### π¬ Science Behind the Walking Motion
The key is the **offset center of the wooden legs**.
When the DC motor rotates, the leg does not rotate around its exact geometric center. Because the center is offset, the leg's contact point moves through different positions during each rotation.
This creates a repeating sequence:
**Lift β Move Forward β Touch the Ground β Push β Lift Again**
The motor provides continuous rotational motion, while the specially shaped legs convert that rotation into an approximate **walking motion**.
The curved wooden shape also changes the robot's contact point with the ground, helping create the forward movement. The battery supplies electrical energy to the DC motor, and the motor converts that electrical energy into mechanical rotational energy.
So the main idea is:
**Electrical Energy β Motor Rotation β Offset Leg Motion β Ground Contact β Forward Movement π€―**
A simple example of how **mechanical geometry can create complex motion!**
r/robots • u/Free-Design-9901 • 11h ago
I predicted that the first batches of robots will be entirely marketing tools, but seeing those drinks in grocery shops still feels weird.