This android robot was demoed for Robotopia at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC.
To learn how to make your own robots, visit my site at http://www.societyof robots.com
Using the power of simulation to enhance my Carpet Monkey quantitatively.
Simulated using Phun 2D:
http://www.phunla nd.com/
My tutorial on simulating robots:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/progra mming_robot_simulati on.shtml
A beginner level tutorial that explains how to build and operate a basic remote control robot.
For more details, visit:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/remote _control_robot.shtml
This is a Denso 6DOF robotic arm programmed to tell time using pegs in many different ways.
To learn more about the theory behind programming robot arms, check out:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/robot_ arm_tutorial.shtml
I custom made an IRDA compatible transceiver complete with encoding/decoding.
I'm demonstrating it using my custom Axon microcontroller, and using Bluetooth to upload data to my PC.
To learn more, go to:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com
I got an opportunity to personally meet Tomotaka Takahashi, the creator of several
famous biped robots, while he was in DC.
Takahashi also gave a talk about his FT, MANOI, Chroino, VisiON, and Tachikoma projects.
This video is a demo he gave of his custom robots.
These are 2008 clips of the various robots in action during CMU's annual MOBOT competition.
At first it may look easy - a simple line following competition. But notice the sharp hills, insanely bright sunlight, and the huge cracks in the pavement. Its not your grand-daddy's line follower!
To learn more about MOBOT, go here:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/compet itions_mobot.shtml
These are 2008 clips of the various robots in action during CMU's annual MOBOT competition.
At first it may look easy - a simple line following competition. But notice the sharp hills, insanely bright sunlight, and the huge cracks in the pavement. Its not your grand-daddy's line follower!
To learn more about MOBOT, go here:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/compet itions_mobot.shtml
I filmed this at the 2008 Smithsonian Folk Life Festival. It's a test robot to quickly try out an idea the folks at NASA had.
That really high pitch sound throughout the video is from the low frequency motor driver they used.
The history of my Carpet Monkey robot all in one video. The legs on the robot flex and adapt to the terrain, and spin as if it was a wheel for high efficiency.
to learn more, visit:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/robot_ carpet_monkey.shtml
This robot is an ongoing robot project I'm working on. Here is video of it competing in MOBOT 2008 at CMU.
for more info, like designs and source code, check my site here:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/robot_ ERP.shtml
For under $30, by using a Sharp IR Rangefinder and a servo, I added adaptive mapping and navigation to the iRobot Create.
for source code and directions:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/robot_ iRobot_Create_mod.sh tml
A basic tutorial on how to make a wire connector.
For more info, pics, and part numbers, check here:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/electr onics_wire_connector .shtml
This is the latest robot arm I custom designed for my Experimental Robot Platform. I wanted a robot arm with 4 DOF, simple to make, lite-weight, and has the ability to reliably pick up just about anything.
To learn more, visit here:
http://www.societ yofrobots.com/robot_ ERP.shtml
![Kokoro\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/M3tcSlWLS_g/2.jpg "Kokoro\")
