Hybrid Transforming Robot 11104
Autonomous Self-Reconfigurable Locomotive Robot: designed and built by Muhammad Hasan Shariq for BEng Mechanical Engineering Honours Project (2009-2010) at Heriot-Watt University.
Category: WHEELED ROBOTS
INSPECTION SERVICE ROBOT with Arm 11097
This is the Inspection Robot with a 24 Inch Arm. The arm is used to raise the camera up for live video inspection in difficult to access places. The robot also has a ground probe which can flip over pieces of wood for termite inspection. The Inspection Robot with Arm is one of several custom robots designed and built by Chris Rogers of Inspectorbots.
Tracked RESCUE ROBOTS 11094
Thailand Rescue Robot 2010 – Four-R Intro RRRR rescue robotics team introduce from Nakhon Ratchasima Rajbhat University. Plasma-RX Robocup Rescue Robot 2008, Suzhou World...
LEGO 16 Wheeled Robot 11088
Lego 16 wheeld Monset Truck. Strongly based on the Mad Masher Monster Machine toy from the 80´s.
LEGO NXT TWO WHEELED Robot Balancing 11087
LEGO NXT Two Wheels self balancing inverted pendulum Gyro stabilized position course and speed. Jumping and climbing functions in Road Mode.
4×4 Grizzly Robotic Utility Vehicle 11082
Grizzly is easily customizable and offers users incredible strength, an unbeatable control system, and front axle articulation that keeps the vehicle grounded and stable on even the most challenging terrain. In combining power and precision, Grizzly defines a new category of robotics, the Robotic Utility Vehicle (RUV).
Omni-Crawler Tracked Robot Drives In All Directions 11076
A new technology in Tracked Robots, by Osaka University
A simple Robotic Mechanism which can easily move towards all directions
At Innovation Japan 2011, a research group from Osaka University presented Omni-Crawler, a crawler that can be driven in all directions. The group also presented the Omni-Ball, a ball-shaped, omni-directional wheel the principals of which are implemented in the crawler.
“Our current crawler mechanism is designed to move sideways as well. With a conventional crawler, if you position it to enter a narrow space, the crawler has to turn round repeatedly. But this crawler can move sideways as well, so it’s easy to fine-tune its movements. Ordinarily, there’s a lot of energy loss due to turning, but this crawler can be positioned immediately by moving to the side just a little. So we think this crawler can greatly minimize energy loss as well.”
A New Personal Robotic Gadget – Solo Wheel 31020
The Solowheel from Inventist, Inc. is simultaneously an advanced form of low-energy, zero-emission, ultra-portable transportation and a modern version of Thor’s prehistoric wheel from “B.C.” Not that self-balancing people movers are anything new, even in modern times.
The best known product in this category is the Segway. The main difference between a Segway and a Solowheel is size. The Segway has two wheels and a long handle for the “driver” to hang on to. By contrast, the Solowheel is just what it sounds like – a single wheel, but one with a small handle on top so that when you’ve finished using it for transportation, you can pick it up and carry it with you.
Fire-Fighting Tracked Robot Thermite 31019
Thermite is one of the world’s first fire fighting robots designed to remove the human element from hazardous fire fighting situations. From BLEVES to chemical fires to fuel farm fires, Thermite is leading the way and defining the future of firefighting. At $96K, Thermite offers not only life saving capability but also the capability to reduce the insurance cost of fighting fires by lowering work related injurys and/or deaths.
Howe and Howe Technologies of Waterboro, Maine, has unveiled the firefighter of tomorrow called the Thermite RS1-T2. Based on technology developed for the U.S. Army, this squat little modular robot on tank treads is a small, powerful fire fighting machine that provides crews with a means for remote reconnaissance and fighting fires in hazardous areas safely.
The Thermite is designed to be used in areas of extreme hazard, such as aircraft fires, refineries, chemical plants or nuclear reactors. In fact, brothers Mike and Geoff Howe, who founded Howe and Howe, used the Fukushima nuclear disaster as an example of the kind of location where the Thermite is intended to be used. Not only is it preferable to risk a robot instead of a person, the Thermite is also immune to smoke, fumes and fatigue – the last of which is a major cause of death in firefighters by heart attack.
Robotics Vehicle for Researchers and Makers -11061
Here is another Robotic Vehicle for Robotic Researchers. We will provide you with all 3D Printing .STL files in our Robot Projects Page In this...
