6 models
This desktop moving sculpture adds beauty and interest to the daily grind. Based on the ratios of Theo Jansen's Strandbeest creations (http://www.strandbeest.com/), this mechanism is an interactive way of visualizing the motion of a…
My Educational Mechanical Examples Series This model is one of my educational mechanical mechanism examples on 80mm x 80mm base plates. You can find all models in the series in this collection => [Mechanical Mechanism Examples] The…
Walking Roboter
Arachnobeest A lightweight, easy-to-print walking octopod robot based on Jansen linkages. With just a handful of bolts the entire robot can be built and controlled with parts in the standard XRP robotics kit. Assembly In Progress Control…
The video: The assembly: Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Warning The position of the lines is extremely important for the functioning! The pieces: X4 - Pin Horse G X24 - Pin Horse P X4 - Automaton A X5 - Automaton B X4 - Automaton C X4 - Automaton D…
The GIF is an animation of the real motion: the same 36 crank positions that were checked in code, rendered frame by frame. The floor grid moves exactly as far as the body walks, so the feet on the ground stay still on it. A mini…
