Tertiarm - low cost, 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea lamp

Posted on 07/02/2017 by karagad
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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This is first version of my low cost 3d printed robot arm. It is based on Ikea Tertial lamp. I choose it because it has very good kinematic with using springs to unload servos. So you can use different number of springs to achive diffrent lifting power. Techinacal specification: 5 DOF.Full lenght: 690mmLifting power with 4 standart spring: 0.5kg (distance between base and attaching point: 500mm)You can find some information and download STL files for free at: ThingiverseHackadayInstruction: InstructablesCode: I ...


Tertiarm - low cost, 3d printed robot arm based on Ikea lamp

This is first version of my low cost 3d printed robot arm. It is based on Ikea Tertial lamp. I choose it because it has very good kinematic with using springs to unload servos. So you can use different number of springs to achive diffrent lifting power.


Techinacal specification:

  • 5 DOF.
  • Full lenght: 690mm
  • Lifting power with 4 standart spring: 0.5kg (distance between base and attaching point: 500mm)

You can find some information and download STL files for free at:

Instruction:

Code:

I recommend your to use VarSpeedServo library by NETLab Toolkit Group. It allows your to change speed of your servo. Your can read more and download it at GitHub.

 

Thank you for viewing!

 

Move things, push buttons, etc.

  • Actuators / output devices: Servos, magnet
  • CPU: arduino uno
  • Programming language: C++
  • Target environment: indoor
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