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Nevets01's PDP-11-powered robot arm toggling in Kill The Bit onto an Altair 8800.
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Nevets01's PDP-11-powered robot arm toggling in Kill The Bit onto an Altair 8800.
VCF Midwest 20
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Long John Silver's mechanical arm sure is decked out with quite the amount of different tools and weapons in it.
He's got scissors, gear for gutting and cutting, a butcher's knife, mechanical pincers, a buzzsaw, a sword, a flintlock, a canon, a flame thrower, a welding machine, and a vice grip.
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DEXTER arm (2001) by Scienzia Machinale SRL, Pisa, Italy. Dexter is a hyper-redundant robot arm with 8 degrees of freedom, one more than the human arm. The arm's 8 revolution joints are actuated using pulleys and steel cables which make the structure light and flexible, allowing the joint masses to decrease from the first link to the last. It was used in the URMAD and MOVAID assistive robots.
"The biological archetype of kinematically redundant manipulator is the human arm, which, not surprisingly, also inspires the terminology used to characterize the structure of serial-chain manipulators. In fact, the human arm has three degrees of freedom at the shoulder, one degree of freedom at the elbow and three degrees of freedom at the wrist. The available redundancy can be easily verified by locking one’s wrist, e.g., on a table and moving the elbow while keeping the shoulder still. The kinematic arrangement of the human arm has been replicated in a number of robots often termed as human-arm-like manipulators. … An example of an 8-DOF robot is the DEXTER [arm] by Scienzia Machinale. Manipulators with a larger number of joints are often called hyper-redundant robots." – Kinematically Redundant Manipulators.
Dr. Wade Urbanczyk
new oc, leader of some sort of prosthetics development department for a catastrophe lab. I think he stuffs the consciousnesses of his dying coworkers into digital appliances in the hopes of keeping them alive til better days come along… But maybe he should just let them die.
kinda obsessed w/ him actually
Day 17: Roboticized (I spelt it wrong oops)
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