Exactly. The upward offset of the crankshaft's center of rotation is critical to getting a long stride with the foot pad on the ground for the best period.
hey i think something is off with your dimensions, also you haven't offset the axle (with the rotary arm) slightly higher than the fixed part of the leg, notice how the foot doesnt travel in a flat line along the ground?
Thanks for the comment. The mechanism simulate here doesn't use the exact dimension of that Theo Jansen Mechanism. The purpose of the simulation is to show that: with this tool available, we can study the effect of changing the length of any link of the mechanism, and study its effect on the end-effector trajectory - the so called 'parametric study'. With this, you can quickly adjust one of the link length and immediately see how the trajectory change. Thanks for the comment.
Exactly. The upward offset of the crankshaft's center of rotation is critical to getting a long stride with the foot pad on the ground for the best period.
Ranzabar 7 months ago
lol ,very expensive
abihinc 3 years ago
no worries, nice work!
ropewalkingelephant 3 years ago
hey i think something is off with your dimensions, also you haven't offset the axle (with the rotary arm) slightly higher than the fixed part of the leg, notice how the foot doesnt travel in a flat line along the ground?
ropewalkingelephant 3 years ago 3
Thanks for the comment. The mechanism simulate here doesn't use the exact dimension of that Theo Jansen Mechanism. The purpose of the simulation is to show that: with this tool available, we can study the effect of changing the length of any link of the mechanism, and study its effect on the end-effector trajectory - the so called 'parametric study'. With this, you can quickly adjust one of the link length and immediately see how the trajectory change. Thanks for the comment.
lengfenglee 3 years ago
Can you share the .m file?
greenknight4 4 years ago
greenknight4, please send me an email (see my website for email) with your detail.
lengfenglee 4 years ago