Eight-legged spider-bionic robot
A bionic robot and robot motion technology, which is applied in the field of robotic bionics, can solve the problems that the potential superior performance of crawling robots cannot be actually reflected, and the bionic crawling robots are difficult to achieve pre-designed effects.
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[0015] Each of the eight legs of the robot is connected with the base plate through a rotating joint to form a whole. These eight legs are divided into two types, one is a Z-shaped upper leg, and the other is a straight-shaped lower leg. These two types of legs are arranged alternately on both sides of the robot. First, the upper and lower slides are stuck in the slots inside the four L-shaped support blocks fixed on the chassis, so that the upper and lower slides are restrained and move linearly along the front and rear directions of the spider robot on a plane parallel to the chassis. The pins are inserted into the top of the upper Z-shaped legs and the pins are snapped into the chute of the upper skateboard. The upper skateboard is designed with four chutes for respectively snapping the pins inserted into the tops of the four Z-shaped legs. The support blocks of the slot constrain the movement in the front-back direction of the robot in a plane parallel to the base plate. ...
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