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68 Projects tagged with "robotic"

 
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Modular Autonomous Quadruped Robot Project (Open Source)
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LOTP Robot Dog V2

Limenitis ReductaLimenitis Reducta

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Currently building a robotic arm with 9 yr old for an independent learning project at his school. Based on a design created by jjshortcut
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Robotic Arm

Ryan HallRyan Hall

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An arm that uses the elbow as a fulcrum. Doing this allows for extreme weight to be lifted, like a car jack.
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Hydraulic Exo-Skeletal Arm (Hesa)

Gavin MartinGavin Martin

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The CWRU Robotics team's entry into the 2015 NASA Robotic Mining Competition
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CWRU Robotics NASA RMC 2015

lasllamasvuelanlasllamasvuelan

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Robogaia 2d Robotic Obstacle Detector

harry.olarharry.olar

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A 3D printed, cast-aluminum, anatomy-based, Arduino controlled bionic arm that surpasses the human arm in functionality and feel.
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NeoLimb

Amadon FaulAmadon Faul

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Build a robotic arm which will be controlled with an Android phone via the Audio Jack.
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Build an Android-controlled robotic arm

melvin zammitmelvin zammit

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The Robotic 3rd Hand is worn on the forearm and hands you a tool right when you need it.
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Robotic 3rd Hand

TimTim

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Open-source software to set-up,control and program robotic arms built with arduinos and servomotors
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ARCS: arm robot control suite

FabienFabien

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We are using 3D scanning, 3D modelling, and 3D printing to create high functioning but LOW-COST bionic prosthetic hands for amputees.
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Affordable Bionic Hands For Amputees

Open BionicsOpen Bionics

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A rescue robot's victim detection is necessary to find helpless people in a rescue scenario.
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Evaluation and Improvement of a Victim Detection

Peter LorenzPeter Lorenz

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Global two-way satellite communication for robotics and IOT sensors. Easy to use, GPIOs, telemetry, low power and web API provided.
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IOTsatcom is IOT and robotics everywhere

Fabio BalzanoFabio Balzano

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from scratch ...
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ROBOScythe (lawnmower for meadow)

Gabor HorvathGabor Horvath

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The clock produces embossed digits of the time using metal pins that get embossed out of the board every one minute by a magnetic head.
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Futuristic metallic Stadium clock

goldenshuttlegoldenshuttle

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This is my robot arm, with recycled materials, can pick 2 Kg and costs around 100$
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D.I.M.E.R PROJECT 6 DOF Robot Arm

Antonio RegueiraAntonio Regueira

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Two wheels, one ESP module, one Microcontroller and some sensors.
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small easy to use Roboter

AlexAlex

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Prosthetics today cost a fortune and not all can afford it, we help to over come that with a affordable solution.
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Easy Prosthetics

Stive HassanStive Hassan

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Stepper motor with closed loop
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Closed Loop Stepper Motor

Hossein BoustaniHossein Boustani

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An Arduino/Raspberry Pi powered bartender that mixes drinks for you.
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Automated Bartender

Hacker HouseHacker House

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An autonomous structure that auto-deploys and retracts to make the inaccessible, accessible.
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Roving walkways and stairways

willy aenllewilly aenlle

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High quality DIY electroadhisve pads made from easily sourced and affordable materials.
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High Quality Electroadhesives

birdycrazybirdycrazy

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