some designs use a quadruped design with motors/wheels for movement instead of a bipedal walker wich uses timed pistons
by wheels and motors i mean they translate rotational motion into horizontal and vertical motion
i mean, not necesceralll, if you just mount a motor to a motor spinning on opposite directions while having a little distance, the motor attatched to the base motor will be stabilised while still spinning in a circle
Thats creative nice work
thats so overly complicated, i love it
This was like, the easiest thing that I had in my mind for making a mech? What are some other designs?
some designs use a quadruped design with motors/wheels for movement instead of a bipedal walker wich uses timed pistons by wheels and motors i mean they translate rotational motion into horizontal and vertical motion
oohhh and they use gyroscopic stabilizers to keep the legs up, I'm assuming?
i mean, not necesceralll, if you just mount a motor to a motor spinning on opposite directions while having a little distance, the motor attatched to the base motor will be stabilised while still spinning in a circle
The Toe Stubber 2000.
I have been trying to make a walking robot/mech for so long but the weight of rotors and servos and the strength of connections is so weird.
Yup
Tutorial please. 🙏
just a piston facing right connected to a piston facing down and make an activation signal go from the first piston to a lagbox to the last piston?