it really computes some before climbing them…
the new gait allows more off-road
4 new gaits are stored, Tall grass, Tile floor, Body low, Default preset.
to each preset it’s possible to add ‘extra tibia lift’, the result is a bit funny but allow to walk in tall grass or pass over roots/branches
See more cool robot videos at http://www.lynxmotion.com
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Combining the superior SG6-UT hardware with the brilliant Lynxmotion SSC-32 servo controller and RIOS software makes for a robotic arm that is easy to control with a Playstation type remote, and very quickly produce programs like this one (about 2 hours in the making).
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the pan servo is always looking the walking direction, 2 IR sensors are back to back on the tilt servo, the tilt servo is looking near at low speed and far at high speed.
More cool videos at http://www.lynxmotion.com
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I have 2 (rechargable) battery-packs of total 6 Volts each. The rating is 1600mAh for each pack.
Now, if I connect both battery-packs in parallel (since I want max 6V, but higher current/power), would the max Current (mAh) add up? (3200mAh) ?
Also… I’m using this Battery Charger:
http://www.lynxmotion.com/images/Products/Full/usc02.jpg
it has options for 0.9A and 1.8A, so, does that mean, that it can charge up to 1800mAh only?
Thanks..
In parallel, the voltage would remain the same (6 volts). The storage capacity in Ah would be the sum of the individual packs. The switch on the charger sets the charging rate. Knowing the rate, you can estimate how long it will take to charge a battery of known capacity. The lower rate puts less stress on the batteries (in the form of heat) so you can expect them to have a longer service life. The higher rate is for those times when you are in a hurry to get back in the race.
Don
Hey.. I modified my Lynxmotion Extreme Hexapod III to be able to sense the terrain through “Touch Sensors” or, in other words, micro switches pulled from computer mice, here are the details how I made them for every leg..
http://joebotics.googlepages.com/addingsensors
The brain is the glorious Parallax Propeller, on a custom made board… but the Propeller Proto board also fits nicely…
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A friend of mine made this cool video of the Tri-Tracked vehicle. He said I could post it here. 
See http://www.lynxmotion.com for more information.
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For more information on this build check out our forum. http://www.lynxmotion.net/viewtopic.php?t=5224 This video shows how we take advantage of the hip servos to add panning to the guns. It can still walk with the guns off center.
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I am a 12 year old boy and im thinking about getting a robotic arm for christmas, I was looking at the Lynx 5 Robotic Arm Combo Kit that you get off lynxmotion.com I was wondering if i could get any advice on it anything you have to offer could help.
ADD* l ol, no im talking about a small robot arm that does simple tasks with sevose and suff not like an actual prosthetic arm
is this like a prosthetic? are you missing an arm?
Man, i feel for you. I hope you have an incredible christmas
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