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Gemma Hadley

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  • As requested, here are a few examples of the robotics projects I have done.


    This large 12-DOF robot was developed to research Quadruped walking and clambering.


    This snake robot was developed for the exploration of physically constrained environments such as collapsed buildings where a wheeled or legged robot would get tangled or stuck.

    CAD Model [shown here without its flexible waterproof covering]CAD Model

    Actual robot, [showing linkage mechanism]



  • in reply to Nicholas Lee

    fantastic stuff  thanks for sharing with everyone

    #robotics

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