hi6sim-f2 6dof diy motion platform

HI6SIM diy 6dof motion platform for soaring simulator
Using motors from old household vacuum cleaners.
Demo setup with hand control weight and speed testing.
(no weigt compensation, too weak a power supply and
no PID yet)
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jippes/

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• hi6sim
• 6dof
• diy
• motion
• platform
• stewart
• soaring
• flightsim

[roeckenroell]

soo funny! but a good work!

[dowjip]

@roeckenroell

For the current state look at latest video's F7 and F8.

[VANASUTRA]

What actuators did you use? Im a college student working on this project...hopefully success. But im having weight issues..

[dowjip]

Hi VANASUTRA, Using old motor's from household vacuum cleaners. And a thread spindle M10. For a solution on the wait issue see on my site: : Pressure test Weight comp. And movie's at: FSweekend: 2009 Regards, Douwe

[Mattijjah85]

Nice, very very nice!

[dowjip]

@Mattijjah85

For a later video see:

my website FSWEEKEND 2009

Progress bit slow due to moving house.

Douwe

[marcelkade]

Now try to walk with it!

[dakaha1]

woow mr you are great!

[part2themovie]

will you be my grandpa?

[Memory7hief]

I did a Google search on 6DOF and was surprised to find your video here. Very interesting Stewart Platform, however I notice many people say these Stewart platforms are 6DOF. They are misled. This object only has 1 True DOF. And that is Vertical axis(up). All other functions of movement are dependent on that 'freedom' to move.

Axis:

1DOF - Vertical (True)

2DOF - Pitch (Simulated)

3DOF - Yaw (simulated)

4DOF - Bank (simulated)

Incapable Axis:

5DOF - Foward/Back Axis

6DOF - Horizontal Axis

[VANASUTRA]

Awesome thanks!