Magnetic Hexbug

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Uploaded by on Apr 10, 2008

A test of a hexbug with magnetic feet. Need to work on balancing traction and torque but it is a great first attempt.

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  • The idea is great, but get some stronger magnets, and it'll be easier for it to go up. :D

  • Stronger magnets make it harder to move. I tried.

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  • Use neodymium magnets, they are real strong. for traction, coat each magenet in a thin layer of silcon sealant, really good grip and strong mangets and your onto a winner!

    coating them in silicon a bit fiddly or messy?

    place all the magnet on a flat surface so that the side you attaching to the bug is face down, spary the mags with spary on plaster in a can from a drug store, I sparyed the back of a tv remote and it had a rubbery feel, now it does not slip off the arm of the sofa!

  • kind of looks like a june bug like if u painted it and stuff o.O

  • how do we know that the hexbugs not sideways and we are

  • @InnovationFirst put magnets on a hexbug spider

  • i lol

  • imaging walking into a room to see that

  • hexbug spider LOL

  • So Have you Scraped this Idea. Because I would Buy it if you Sold it

  • lol weird fat black/green bug on the wall

  • you should call it the spider and make it the biggest hexbug

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