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==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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The goal of this project was to make a Marionette that could move in a 2D plane via motors. Our group decided to show movement by giving it 5 different routines with each one being controlled by a button press. To give 2 degrees of freedom for the arms, we used a 5 bar linkage with 2 RC Servos for each arm. We also added one RC Servo to each shoulder of the puppet to allow it to rise off the ground, giving it the appearance of moving its feet. Our 5 routines were: |
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* Hula Dance |
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* Jumping Jack |
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* Conducting |
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* Left arm pan while right foot tap then right arm pan while left foot taps |
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* Left and right arm pointing up and going back to neutral position one after another while marching in place |
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==Mechanical Design== |
==Mechanical Design== |
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Revision as of 15:12, 18 March 2009
Marionette Wiki Page
Team
- Jad Carson (Biomedical Engineering)
- Victor Liu (Mechanical Engineering)
- Matt Watras (Electrical Engineering)
Overview
The goal of this project was to make a Marionette that could move in a 2D plane via motors. Our group decided to show movement by giving it 5 different routines with each one being controlled by a button press. To give 2 degrees of freedom for the arms, we used a 5 bar linkage with 2 RC Servos for each arm. We also added one RC Servo to each shoulder of the puppet to allow it to rise off the ground, giving it the appearance of moving its feet. Our 5 routines were:
- Hula Dance
- Jumping Jack
- Conducting
- Left arm pan while right foot tap then right arm pan while left foot taps
- Left and right arm pointing up and going back to neutral position one after another while marching in place
