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== The first conceptualization of the new structure of E-2?'s body ==
 
== The first conceptualization of the new structure of E-2?'s body ==
The body is made up of modules which should allow the overall motion of body, while preserving their self-sufficiency and separation in the overall structure.
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The body is made up of modules which allow the overall motion of body, while (possibily!) preserving their self-sufficiency and separation in the structure.
 
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[[Image:E-2 neck 1.png]]
 
[[Image:E-2 neck 1.png]]
The bottom and top modules are identical and allow a -30 - +60 degrees movement.
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The bottom and top modules are identical and, together, allow a -30 +60 degrees inclination of the body.
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[[Image:E-2 neck 3.png]]
 
[[Image:E-2 neck 3.png]]
 
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The middle module is not self sufficient or separated from the top and bottom modules, but relies on their structure to anchor its driver element.
 
The middle module is not self sufficient or separated from the top and bottom modules, but relies on their structure to anchor its driver element.
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[[Image:E-2 neck 2.png]]
 
[[Image:E-2 neck 2.png]]

Revision as of 19:07, 7 December 2010

E-2? Body
Image of the project E-2? Body
Short Description: Development of a new body for E-2?
Coordinator: AndreaBonarini (andrea.bonarini@polimi.it)
Tutor: AndreaBonarini (andrea.bonarini@polimi.it)
Collaborator: DavideRizzi ()
Students: StefanoCapelli (stefano2.capelli@mail.polimi.it)
Research Area: Robotics
Research Topic: Robot development
Start: 2010/11/15
End: 2011/02/28
Status: Active
Level: Bs
Type: Thesis

This project is aimed at developing a new body for E-2?

The first conceptualization of the new structure of E-2?'s body

The body is made up of modules which allow the overall motion of body, while (possibily!) preserving their self-sufficiency and separation in the structure.

E-2 neck 1.png
The bottom and top modules are identical and, together, allow a -30 +60 degrees inclination of the body.
E-2 neck 3.png
The middle module is not self sufficient or separated from the top and bottom modules, but relies on their structure to anchor its driver element.
E-2 neck 2.png