555 timer based analog robotics.wmv

My entry for the 555 timer contest. An easy approach to learning servo control systems and robotics while learning electronics.

The 2 motor walker is Mark Tilden’s original idea with BEAM robotics. Sine servos is my idea.

More info can be found here:
http://www.google.com/patents?id=Y0WjAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&source=gbs_overview_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q&f=false

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13 responses to “555 timer based analog robotics.wmv”

  1. frankbuss Avatar
    frankbuss

    It’s alive!
    It’s alive!

  2. goallinjj Avatar
    goallinjj

    Thanks for posting, …
    Thanks for posting, great inspiration.

  3. elverdecandelas Avatar
    elverdecandelas

    This video is a …
    This video is a light shade into the darkness ….

  4. chully00 Avatar
    chully00

    This is like a new …
    This is like a new awakening for me. amazing.

  5. mnash123 Avatar
    mnash123

    This i the greatest …
    This i the greatest 555/analog/robotics video and tutorial i have ever seen

  6. ejfh2000 Avatar
    ejfh2000

    Rock on, man. …
    Rock on, man. Thanks for sharing all of this.

  7. gonepishing Avatar
    gonepishing

    loving the smacking …
    loving the smacking rig, pretty entertaining

  8. rampike74 Avatar
    rampike74

    gather there, you …
    gather there, you minion ;P

  9. kemcoy Avatar
    kemcoy

    Outstanding and …
    Outstanding and inspiring. You rock dude. Thank You for your generosity in sharing. SmokeTester

  10. ptdecker Avatar
    ptdecker

    Your chaotic scope …
    Your chaotic scope pics are awesome too!

  11. ptdecker Avatar
    ptdecker

    Really excellent …
    Really excellent work. You should consider authoring a book.

  12. t3du Avatar
    t3du

    You gonna be my new …
    You gonna be my new master, thanks for teach me

  13. drOffset Avatar
    drOffset

    I love this kind of …
    I love this kind of stuff, thanks for sharing that information. I like how you start with the small servo control scheme then progressively go more into it with applications.

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