All these fibrous actuators still seem too slow to be of practical use in robots. The problem seems like the valves and rate at which you can pressurize the actuator. They might only be used for certain mechanical functions rather than robotics until the rapid pressurization problem can be solved.
what type of tubing u using to make the muscle and where did u get it from? expensive? from the video, u using one solenoid to play with two muscle? or two solenoid? u using a control valve too? u r a genius man...
the muscles themselves are pretty inexpensive, I believe he listed them at around $30 a pop on his instructable. The real cost is the valves and pumps.
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Great video keep up the good work.
NewAgeDirector 2 months ago
stupid ass
vivisunil 10 months ago
@cheewee2000 Is that an arduino you are using ?
yupwoop 1 year ago
is this just transfering air back and forth? or do you have to have an air tank strapped to your back with a compressor and battery lol
IRONMAIDENFAN2006 1 year ago
its so slow
kantana1022 2 years ago
All these fibrous actuators still seem too slow to be of practical use in robots. The problem seems like the valves and rate at which you can pressurize the actuator. They might only be used for certain mechanical functions rather than robotics until the rapid pressurization problem can be solved.
DeimosSaturn 3 years ago 3
There are ways to make things pressurize faster, but if I remember correctly, they only work in bigger scale right now...
EUBG 2 years ago
@DeimosSaturn The problem is air being too squishy. If they could make hydraulics faster it would work better.
Aaron16ExtraAmmo 1 year ago
what type of tubing u using to make the muscle and where did u get it from? expensive? from the video, u using one solenoid to play with two muscle? or two solenoid? u using a control valve too? u r a genius man...
KeaTTT 3 years ago
the muscles themselves are pretty inexpensive, I believe he listed them at around $30 a pop on his instructable. The real cost is the valves and pumps.
Dudeamis 3 years ago
I'm using a 3 way. by SMC # SYJ3120-SM0-M3-F
cheewee2000 3 years ago
hey bro, what type of solenoid u r using?3/2 way? double acting or single acting?
NdreW84 3 years ago