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Robo-One robot King Kizer rope jumping

Post by robosavvy » Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:29 am

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Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:29 am

Incredible Robots-Dreams.com videoof a home-built servo-driven humanoid King-Kizer rope jumping and punching with Bruce-Lee precision..
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Incredible Robots-Dreams.com videoof a home-built servo-driven humanoid King-Kizer rope jumping and punching with Bruce-Lee precision..
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Post by Chemical » Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:39 pm

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Sun Mar 26, 2006 2:39 pm

Thats definatly an impressive robot, but if you watch the video it looks ALOT like the string/wire attached to the robot was pulled when it jumped, cool nontheless but if you watch the video again keep an eye out for the guy holding the wire/string.
Thats definatly an impressive robot, but if you watch the video it looks ALOT like the string/wire attached to the robot was pulled when it jumped, cool nontheless but if you watch the video again keep an eye out for the guy holding the wire/string.
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Post by bauermech » Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:13 pm

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Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:13 pm

Man, that's pretty impressive! I think the fella holding the "wire" is for an antenna. He seems to be holding it up rather than getting it ready to pull. Having a human pull on a string and timing it so flawlessly would be an incredible feat by itself (especially at a competition where it really counts). The bounce appears to be the reaction from the robot's toes while at a downward angle, bouncing from the impact. It looks a bit choppy in how fast the bounce reacts, but I would guess it would be because the servos are stiffened up by being pushed a little further right at the moment of impact. I don't know for sure though. :? I just know that my Robonova leaves the ground and bounces some on impact. If you were to harness those bounces with small servo pushes, then I believe it is possible.
Man, that's pretty impressive! I think the fella holding the "wire" is for an antenna. He seems to be holding it up rather than getting it ready to pull. Having a human pull on a string and timing it so flawlessly would be an incredible feat by itself (especially at a competition where it really counts). The bounce appears to be the reaction from the robot's toes while at a downward angle, bouncing from the impact. It looks a bit choppy in how fast the bounce reacts, but I would guess it would be because the servos are stiffened up by being pushed a little further right at the moment of impact. I don't know for sure though. :? I just know that my Robonova leaves the ground and bounces some on impact. If you were to harness those bounces with small servo pushes, then I believe it is possible.
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Post by bauermech » Sun Mar 26, 2006 6:21 pm

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One other thing... When it punches, notice how whip-like it is? That's really cool! He draws back, and whhhhippa'! The arm reacts with the movements of the torso until the moment he strikes with furry using it's fist! Nice.
One other thing... When it punches, notice how whip-like it is? That's really cool! He draws back, and whhhhippa'! The arm reacts with the movements of the torso until the moment he strikes with furry using it's fist! Nice.
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Post by tempusmaster » Tue Mar 28, 2006 7:02 am

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Tue Mar 28, 2006 7:02 am

Chemical wrote:Thats definatly an impressive robot, but if you watch the video it looks ALOT like the string/wire attached to the robot was pulled when it jumped, cool nontheless but if you watch the video again keep an eye out for the guy holding the wire/string.


Absolutely no strings attached!

Matt's right - the wire being held up in the background is an antenna. Several of the competitors had problems with the ring platform blocking transmission for some reason, and had to hold their transmitters up above table top level.

There were quite a few robots this time around that could jump. Dynamizer demonstrated jumping on just one foot - kind of a hop or skip. The absolute best was OMNIZERO.2, Maeda-san's robot. His designs are always amazing.
Chemical wrote:Thats definatly an impressive robot, but if you watch the video it looks ALOT like the string/wire attached to the robot was pulled when it jumped, cool nontheless but if you watch the video again keep an eye out for the guy holding the wire/string.


Absolutely no strings attached!

Matt's right - the wire being held up in the background is an antenna. Several of the competitors had problems with the ring platform blocking transmission for some reason, and had to hold their transmitters up above table top level.

There were quite a few robots this time around that could jump. Dynamizer demonstrated jumping on just one foot - kind of a hop or skip. The absolute best was OMNIZERO.2, Maeda-san's robot. His designs are always amazing.
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