My second robotic project : a biped with 10 DOF by leg :)

Posted on 19/08/2011 by mox
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Hi everybody :) This is my second robotic project : a biped with 10 DOF by leg, build with home made linear actuators with standard servomotors. This is how i built my linear actuators : First I found some copper tubes, and a M4 fixing-plate : They need to slide perfectly : then I fixed a 608ZZ (20mm of diameter) ball-bearing to the M4 fixing-plate with some tape (I think i may use some copper string ;) Next step : I fixed a M4 threated tube with cyanoacrylate glue to the smaller copper tube ...


My second robotic project : a biped with 10 DOF by leg :)

Hi everybody :) This is my second robotic project : a biped with 10 DOF by leg, build with home made linear actuators with standard servomotors.

This is how i built my linear actuators :

First I found some copper tubes, and a M4 fixing-plate :

They need to slide perfectly :

then I fixed a 608ZZ (20mm of diameter) ball-bearing to the M4 fixing-plate with some tape (I think i may use some copper string ;)

Next step : I fixed a M4 threated tube with cyanoacrylate glue to the smaller copper tube (the one witch will slide into the bigger one)

The result :

After that, I made a fixation for the servomotor always with fixed with cyanoacrylate glue: :

And I made a support for the entire linear actuator, to simplify the future fixation to the structure :

The result with the servomotor :

The deferents positions :

And I repeated this five times :

Then i created a prototype of knee-cap with a piece of nylon, a door button and a M6 fixing-plate :

I dug a spherics hole with a reamer since almost the half of the height of the door button :

and a small fixation with a spheric hole too :

After that I used some small pulley with ball-bearing :

and split them in two parts (pfiouou quite stuff metal ;), and fixed them to aluminum square :

I used them as fixation for the linear actuators.

Now a smelly realization : PVC folding with my poor cooker ;) for making a support for the linear actuators (but i did not keep this fixation in the prototype as you can see in the next pictures.

It was only the first prototype of shinbone.

and finally built a shinbone prototype with all of that :)

Here the deferents positions of the shinbone :

The right position :

by moving one linear actuator in one sens and the other, in the opposite sens , it could move to the right :

or to the left :

Well now this shinbone need a foot , so I used some pieces of PVC (2mm of thickness) :

and created a foot with an articulation for the front, that will permit to be more smooth (I hope LOL):

The sides :

The top :

The bottom :

The result with a  spring , useful when the robot will rest on it's leg (I hope ;) :

The result with the shinbone :

Now the evolution of the prototype (the linear actuator's fixation changed , I replaced the PVC by aluminum pieces) :

After that i made a knee fixation with a ball-bearing , and the rest of the structure with aluminum square tubes :

I built the hip like the articulation of the shinbone :

 

The result of my first robotic leg prototype :

ET VOILA :)

Now the big outstanding : did the leg will works ?! o_O ... we are going to see that step by step, with all the programming part :) ...so the Arduino softwarecall me ......

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