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Walking Robot
Curm
Curm 2017: Welcome
Overview
CURM stands for convention for unconventional robotic movement. The premise of the showcase/competition was to create a robot that moves in a unique way. The only rule of the competition was not to use wheels or tank treads. The competition was occurred during the spring 2017 semester.
Curm 2017: About
Design
We wanted to mimic the movement and look of the AT-AT walker from Star Wars. To achieve this we used 8 servos motors in conjunction with custom 3D printed parts. We used an Arduino mega 2560 to program and control the servos and used an IR sensor to remotely communicate commands to the robots.
Curm 2017: Projects
Curm 2017: Headliner
Meet The Team
Keeshan Patel
Electrical/Computer Engineering Student
Aditya Tyagi
Electrical/Computer Engineering Student
Shaurya Gupta
Aerospace Engineering Student
Curm 2017: Meet The Team
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