Actuated lifting arms
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- malivoirec
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Actuated lifting arms
My new ant comprises of a lifting arm that is simillar to biohazard but has a slider bar rather than a 4th arm at the back (very simillar to alpha raptor) does anyone know an online calculator for bar lengths, torque etc.
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- malivoirec
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Due to weight and the simplicity I want to keep my ants at, I have planned to use a direct rotory motion using a servo (like storm 2) the only headache is the lengths of all the bars and the slot.
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- BeligerAnt
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Not sure if it's what you need, but I did write a javascript calculator to convert torque between Nm, kg-cm, oz-in etc and also calculate the force provided by a given torque at a given distance.
Here it is:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/g0xan/robo ... ulator.htm
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Here it is:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/g0xan/robo ... ulator.htm
HTH
Gary, Team BeligerAnt