And it even stuck the landing. Very cool.
Home-made robot doing a perfect quadruple backflip [video]
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Literally, a different robot but it looks like he puts adhesive gel on the feet to help the landing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=mF9_2...
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#32Nice submission history, evab. Newslamp, newslamp, newslamp, newslamp. Post the original content.
Just for fun, here's some graphs. (http://imgur.com/a/dlhna)
PS: Thanks mods, for editing the URL!
Re: Home-made robot doing a perfect quadruple backflip [video]
#33I like this video called "Bloopers" featuring some of the successful bot's older family members. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7eUvuruw7E
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
Google translate of his about page on youtube: I used a 2-axis acceleration sensor. Is located in the head it. It then measures the gravity mainly. The measured value, by the angle of rotation will change me. --- I will zero gravity measurement value measurements of the axis when the axis of the sensor was leveled to the ground ---. Position in the rotation I was divided into four regions. To detect the falling signa…
Am I the only one who read that like a poem?
Sounds like the Hybrids in BSG! :D