Robot Builder's Bonanza, Third Edition
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics | ISBN: 0071468935 | edition 2007 | PDF | 770 pages | 8,9 mb
Publisher: McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics | ISBN: 0071468935 | edition 2007 | PDF | 770 pages | 8,9 mb
One of the best ways to experiment with and learn about hobby robots is to construct individual robot components, then combine the completed modules to make a finished, fully functional machine. For maximum flexibility, these modules should be interchangeable whenever possible. You should be able to choose locomotion system “A” to work with appendage system “B,” and operate the mixture with control system “C”—or any variation thereof. As you start trying to create your own robots, using a building-blocks approach allows you to make relatively simple and straightforward changes and updates. When designed and constructed properly, the different building blocks, as shown in diagram form in Fig. 1-1, may be shared among a variety of robots...
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