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Spiderbot: Struggles Remembered and Suggestions

By Kristine Abatay – Project Manager       Matthew Clegg – Computer & Control Systems       Simon Abatay – 3D Printing  & Manufacturing Following the mass lay-off of all members of the Robot Company for Spring 2014, we remember the numerous struggles faced by Spiderbot with the following video: http://youtu.be/1e-2mCIpM-Y Many improvements […]

A Day at the Races

By Matthew Clegg – Computer & Control Systems It all began earlier in the day. Group members Kristine Abatay, Simon Abatay and Matthew Clegg met early in a classroom, for a last second check to ensure everything on Spiderbot was working properly.  A couple of screws were tightened and the Android phone was connected properly […]

Spring 2014 Biped Final Thoughts

By Kevin Huynh, Project Manager Tasks Complete: Alternative movement code to the one provided by projectbiped and robot poser. Alternate code includes statically stable forward walk, left turn, right turn, and obstacle avoidance code. Remote control of ROFIA through Arxterra. ROFIA can be commanded to stand up straight, walk forward, turn left, and turn right. Servo overcurrent […]

Molding Parts

By Vinh Kim, 3D Modeling and Manufacturing Introduction: Here I will show you the process of molding and casting the Hexapod parts with pictures. Tool & Supplies: Sliding Compound Miter Saw Hardwood Flooring Mold Max 40 or OOMOO 30 3D- printed parts Glue gun & hot glue Ease Release 200 Vinyl gloves only (Latex gloves […]

Improvements to the Bioprinter

By Ali Etezadkhah – Project Manager While were able to print structures that were well within our stated tolerances, the process is cumbersome at the moment.  There are several features that are missing from the current design, most of which can be easily added to the printer. The aluminum printing plate is too thin and […]