However, i hate the music, I don't understand why people insist on adding music to videos. Ever watch an instructional video when the ass added heavy metal?
I'd litterally rather hear the noise the motors and gears make.
The planitary 3 wheel design is very clever. Thanks for posting. Ignore the negitive comments, they will always be spectators and not builders. They know who they are!
Sorry to be picky, but unless it actually processes input to make decisions that it then acts upon, it really isn't a robot. R/C vehicles aren't even robots.
That appears to be a brilliant design, is that just one motor for each trio of wheels? or even each axle? I may try and use a system like this in a future build.
Success, once it gets a grip, it starts marching up the stairs like they were an incline. The front sometimes likes to rise up a bit too much which causes a dillemma since if it flips it loses a lot of the grip it has the right side up due to assymetry on the vertical and fails to climb things. Leads to me having to stop and risk losing the grip and momentum. It's a lot of fun to drive that design.
Thanks, I'm going to copy this design for a game where the object is to climb stairs, quite brilliant to have trimounted wheels like that. I hope I can get away with having one control for turning all the wheels on each triwheel
That is awesome! I was thinking about this exact design just the other day (the Damnation Alley Landmaster) It is really cool to see how well it works! Nicely done!!!!!
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Omnigeek6 7 months ago
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devinder1 10 months ago
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kirosun 11 months ago
I am mechanical enginner and my project is to built a stari climbong robot. Do you know where can I find information about designs and calculations?
mikrosbobos 1 year ago
looks heavy and expensive - no wonder you needed all that power. i've seen those wheels on an ad for a stair-climbing dolley.
fattybumpo 1 year ago
0:09 someone push it~
awatnie 1 year ago
if you made this than thank you this is the definition in my head because it doesnt need the stairs to be an exact height or length it always works
XxxxangerxxxX 1 year ago
gr8 thinking bro..........
Rakshvk 1 year ago
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one problem,,,
how can this robotic use steering wheel turning left and right
bestamerica 1 year ago
cool just steal the tank idea and make it seem like it is unique what you've got here is a tank without the metal rails.
alexzracer2008 1 year ago
thats really cool
MrGimli2 1 year ago
The wheels are clever, i like the idea.
However, i hate the music, I don't understand why people insist on adding music to videos. Ever watch an instructional video when the ass added heavy metal?
I'd litterally rather hear the noise the motors and gears make.
Fallentine 1 year ago
The planitary 3 wheel design is very clever. Thanks for posting. Ignore the negitive comments, they will always be spectators and not builders. They know who they are!
mdivinc 1 year ago
Sorry to be picky, but unless it actually processes input to make decisions that it then acts upon, it really isn't a robot. R/C vehicles aren't even robots.
sugoi49 1 year ago 2
Good but you can do the same with LEGO Mindstorms
MrViiz 2 years ago
nice mechanisums
thalagoda 2 years ago
That appears to be a brilliant design, is that just one motor for each trio of wheels? or even each axle? I may try and use a system like this in a future build.
shawnservo 2 years ago
LET GIVE IT BCK LOL
Quiet slow!
great design
ranausman143 2 years ago
It looks like it has a common Front and Rear drive, in which case will it be able to take turns??
Brilliant design still
melvinjohnabraham 2 years ago
nice simple solution. seems like controls would be simple as well.
dav1dh0ff 2 years ago
cool but what happens when theres bigger steps???
lewisaTV 2 years ago 11
Steps are usually standard size. You can build bigger wheels to pass all sizes of steps.
rpdigital17 2 years ago
sorry, no offense but I thought a university could come up with something slightly more innovative than this.
Smonjirez 3 years ago 10
@Smonjirez .. jaja! It's not "..a university.." project. It's a "..student final project.." with a budget of $500. You really made me laugh.
djbeto2000 5 months ago
Success, once it gets a grip, it starts marching up the stairs like they were an incline. The front sometimes likes to rise up a bit too much which causes a dillemma since if it flips it loses a lot of the grip it has the right side up due to assymetry on the vertical and fails to climb things. Leads to me having to stop and risk losing the grip and momentum. It's a lot of fun to drive that design.
Makron5 3 years ago
Thanks, I'm going to copy this design for a game where the object is to climb stairs, quite brilliant to have trimounted wheels like that. I hope I can get away with having one control for turning all the wheels on each triwheel
Makron5 3 years ago
what about bigger or smaller height steps?
hoarp001 3 years ago
cool! sucky song though
janlintetzner 3 years ago
crazy fantastic students
chicasdelmsnTV 3 years ago
how about a large scale, say to carry a person up stairs?
greatliar 4 years ago
already available
ankur94 3 years ago
n how much did it cost u 4 making it???
sagarprince 4 years ago
Awesome!!!!! A much better n cost effective way then d timing belt mechanism..........BTW where did u get those wheels from????
sagarprince 4 years ago
That is awesome! I was thinking about this exact design just the other day (the Damnation Alley Landmaster) It is really cool to see how well it works! Nicely done!!!!!
shimniok 4 years ago
Thanks. This was a student project. Well executed.
arieluc 4 years ago