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Has turned out like this. Still have to make the base for charging, set the GSM alarm. Front 7 "display and lights.
Very nice. Did you scratch build the platform and treads or are they from another product?
Alan
That thing is a beast, must weigh a ton. Love the treads!
In the last picture, I can see the crack in the wall where he ran into it.
Just kidding! --- You have a very good design. It reminds me of hazbot's. It looks very sturdy which is something I like in a robot.
Keep up the good work.
;)
This is one BADA@@ Robot! I would love some more info on the wicked drive section. Drawings or plans would be great!
And a vid
Hi all. thetechguru - platform is made from scratch, a bike chain, aluminum strips, wheels of carts, corners and shock absorber - furniture, frame - plywood in aluminum sheet, springs from the auto carburetor. else - bolts, nuts, sleeves size.
giga -Weight of this beast - 15 kg.
MovieMaker - Solid body frame but not much, Plexiglas. to demonstrate the viscera.
bret.tallent - Send later, chassis and body only drawing in Visio but on a scale of electronics in place.
Great robot ! Congratz !