Robot on legs
I would like to build a robot (with Raspberry Pi I think) but I don’t want to put it on wheels. I prefer to make him legs that can walk. What are the best practices to do so?
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Do you want a humanoid robot with two legs or smth like quadruped robot would be fine?
I don’t know, if quadruped one is much easier it would be good. As I understand it is.
Yes, keeping balance on two legs is a very difficult task for a robot. Whereas for four or more legs, there are many simple and good solutions. Look at this funny quadrupeds: on Raspberry https://www.hackster.io/yasaspeiris/raspberry-pi-powered-quadruped-bbb68b and on Arduino https://hackspace.raspberrypi.org/articles/build-your-first-walking-robot. Or a hexapod https://maker.pro/raspberry-pi/projects/hexapod-walker-raspberry-pi.
@OlesB Thank you, I’ll research on this.
If you are a beginner I recommend using some of the hexagon robot kits. Like Adeept RaspClaws Hexapod Spider Robot, Robo-Soul CR-6 Hexapod Six-legged Spider Robot or Freenove Hexapod Robot Kit.
@sasha_sasha Thank you!
Cool projects. Thank you for the tipps, interesting for my project as well :)
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