Entries by arxterra

Casting the parts

By Vinh Kim, 3D model and manufacturing   Figure 1: Here we will be using Smooth-Cast 300.   Figure 2: I used rice to measure the volume or you could go online at http://www.smooth-on.com/tools.php to use a Material Calculators “How much liquid plastic do I need?”   Figure 3: Using the resin molding Smooth-Cast 300, […]

Cost Update

By Kristine Abatay – Project Manager The following figure is a table of the total amount spent in creating the final model for Spiderbot: Two total values are provided in the far right columns. The orange column projects the total amount that was spent in completing the overall project. The green column excludes any costs […]

Simple control of Arduino using Arxterra

By Vinh-Khoa Ton, Control and Image Processing The purpose of this experiment is to access the Arxterra control panel and to operate an Arduino board using the Microbridge connection through an Android phone. For information about the Microbridge connection between Android and Arduino, please visit this blog post: https://www.arxterra.com/simple-control-of-an-arduino using-an Android-phone/ A quick demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_rMULcm6uc&feature=youtu.be How to […]

Biped Movement Codes

By Kevin Huynh, Project Manager / Computer Systems and Software Objective: This blog will focus on the ideas behind how the code from projectbiped and the code from Spring 2014 handle the animation playback for walking and turning. It will also go into the reason for the switch. ProjectBiped Code : The most recent code can be […]

Hexapod System Diagram

 By Chau To This blog post contains the system block diagram, fritzing schematic diagram, breadboard diagram, and a bonus MATLAB code for angle calculation of the Hexapod movement. Hexapod system block diagram: Fritzing schematic diagram: Hexapod connected servo directly from Arduino ADK Digital I/O pins.  Fritzing Breadboard Diagram: The digital pins we used are pin […]