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Re: platform
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lugnet.robotics.handyboard
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Date:
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Fri, 16 Feb 1996 22:11:47 GMT
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Paul E. Rybski <rybski@cs.umn.edu#ihatespam#>
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On Fri, 16 Feb 1996, Scott Brown wrote:
> I am looking for a mobile platform to attach the handyboard. I was hoping
> to find a tracked vehicle (such as an R/C model tank) where each track is
> independently powered with a motor. This would allow steering to be done
> without a servo and the tracks would allow movement in an outdoor
> environment. Does anyone know where I can find such a vehicle??
Check out Toys R Us. There is a really neat series of construction
vehicle toys (a bulldozer, frontendloader, dump truck, etc...) which
could be used. If you wanted a tracked vehicle, check out the
Bulldozer. I've got two of these for the Robotics lab right now. The
motors are geared down quite a bit and they give the vehicle quite a bit
of strength. With a fresh set of batteries, I can push chairs around the
lab with the silly thing. I'm at work right now so I can't get you the
toy name and company, but I'll send that up the pipe this weekend when
I'm in the lab.
-Paul
=== Paul E. Rybski ## 1st Yr. Csci Grad Student, Univ of MN, AI & Robotics ===
=== B.A. in Math/Computer Sci, Magna Cum Laude for Project, Lawrence Univ. ===
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