This beautifully finished, rugged hexapod walker is laser cut from 1/8 inch thick aircraft-grade aluminum plate, then anodized. Designed to take a beating in the classroom, the Roach is perfect for anyone interested in working with a walking robot. This kit comes with all of the mechanical components and fittings you need to get a Roach up and walking except for hobby servos and whatever logic or receiver you plan to use to run the servos.
Features:
Precision cut anodized aluminum chassis
Precision cut anodized aluminum legs
All mountings are pre-drilled to insure accurate location
All hardware included
Product Videos
Flash Firefighting Robot Part 2 -- George School 2009 (04:08)
Three of my students (Chun Wang, Checkie Chu, and Eric Engelhardt) have modified a Robodyssey Roach robot for the International Firefighting Competition at Trinity College in Hartford, CT. They call their robot Flash. This is the first time weve entered a walking robot. Eric and Checkie test their wall-following and turning algorithms. Robodyssey Systems manufactures the Roach robot and RAMB II motherboard you see here. The robots brain is NetMedias BX-24 microcontroller, which is programmed using the BasicX language. I am the author of the worlds only BasicX textbook; if you are interested in learning how to program your own robot, see my website at www.basicxandrobotics.com.
Flash Firefigh...
Three of my students (Chun Wang, Checkie Chu, and Eric Engelha...
Flash Firefigh...
Three of my students (Chun Wang, Checkie Chu, and Eric Engelha...