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Very creative.
Alan
It's neat because I use the Auto Position Control for moving his Continuous Rotation Servos
iff you can make this you can do the moonwalk to hehe
Sorry DJ, I don't think there's anything "norm" about that fantastic creation! It's more of an "oddbit". A good example of what can be created with Revolution robot bits and pieces. Maybe a future competition?! Amazing how the single servo with two white dots for eyes makes simple but effective head.
HO, ho! Now that's very cool!
Looks like something from Sid's bedroom. You know, the kid next door in the Disney movie Toy Story.
@DJ... could you put 360 servos on all 4 legs?... Norn could roll or walk depending on the type of obstacles in front of him...
I just love it. Just goes to show what you can do with a few servos, a couple of wheels, and a bit of lateral thinking. I had to watch the video a few times to watch the way Norm moves. Pretty cool DJ.