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Quadruped Robot 8dof v1


The quadruped robot Solo performs a 26cm jump. (Picture by W. Scheible)

Description


  • 8dof - 8 degree of freedom robot
  • Power and communication over wire (24V / 4 x CAN)
  • Weight 2.2kg
  • Vicon markers on base

The robot consists of:

Dimensions


Motion Sequences


Electronics


3D Printed Parts



  • Body Shell Bottom Part - 230g - STL file
  • Body Shell Top Part - 110g - STL file

3D Printing Orientation - SLS Printer





Body Shell Preparation


Shell preparation - Threads and threaded inserts



Shell fasteners - SHCS = Socket Head Cap Screw


Off-the-shelf Components

Strain relief


  • Cable gland for strain relief of the umbilical cable
  • Lapp Skintop M16 x 1,5 - Lapp Product Number 53111210 - RS 365-8450

Important: The cable gland thread is M16 x 1,5mm - the standard metric thread is M16 x 2mm.
Make sure to use a M16 x 1,5mm fine pitch thread cutter to prepare the thread in the 3d printed shell.


Vicon Markers


Reflective Markers for motion capture system

  • 10 x 9.5mm Vicon Markers on the base
  • M4 x 10 set screws for a attachment

PDF Drawings


Quadruped Overview - Click on picture to view PDF drawing



Vicon Marker Placement - Click on picture to view PDF drawing


Coordinate System



3D Model for Visualization

The simplified stl files for visualization and simulation can be found here: STL Files Visualization.




Inertia Parameters for Simulation

The inertial values are being used in this repository: Robot Properties Solo


Quadruped Inertia Parameters - Click on picture to view PDF drawing


Quadruped Robot In The Dark


In the picture you can see the light from the foot sensor leds and the microcontroller status leds


Next steps

  • perform a jump onto a 24cm box
  • wireless communication
  • onboard batteries
  • onboard IMU
  • 12 degrees of freedom - add Hip AA degree of freedom


Authors

Felix Grimminger

License

BSD 3-Clause License

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2019, Max Planck Gesellschaft, New York University

More Information

Open Dynamic Robot Initiative - Webpage
Open Dynamic Robot Initiative - YouTube Channel
Hardware Overview
Software Overview