Visual Learning machine
Atlas: an electric humanoid from the inside
By @elvar_official, part of Visual Learning. Joints with motors that turn further than a person’s.
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Open on its siteThe question it answers
How does an electric humanoid walk, spin on its own waist and get up off the floor?
The steps
- 1Walk
- 2Turn the waist
- 3Turn the head
- 4Get up off the floor
- 5Open the plates
- 6One leg, three joints
- 7Take it apart
The big idea: Its joints are motors that turn far beyond a person’s range, which is why it can turn its waist and head all the way around (Boston Dynamics figure). It is fully electric and designed to work in factories.
The question, steps and idea are translated from the original site.
What it is
A humanoid that walks, turns its whole waist and head and gets up off the floor. You open its plates and see how each leg uses three joints.
- Visual Learning machine 35
- Step-by-step and Auto mode
It is one of the newest Visual Learning machines and its author hasn’t said what he made it with.
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- Stage 5. Complete systems
An electric humanoid: joints that turn further than yours.
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