Wiki source code of SES-V1 - 2DoF Hexapods
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| 3 | (% style="background-color:transparent" %)**AH2 Hexapod** |
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| 5 | The AH2 hexapod robot uses an advanced mechanical advantage leg design. This leg design provides the maximum holding strength with the minimum current draw. The two DOF (degree of freedom) allows this robot to be steered like a tank. Forward, reverse, gradual and in place turning is supported. |
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| 7 | * [[doc:.ah2.WebHome]] |
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| 10 | **MH2 Hexapod** |
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| 12 | The MH2 hexapod robot is designed around a simple mechanical leg design with all metal brackets. This leg design minimizes the number of parts required to make a two DOF (degree of freedom) leg and allows this robot to be steered like a tank. Forward, reverse and in place turning is supported. |
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| 14 | * [[doc:.mh2.WebHome]] |
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| 17 | **Walking-Stick Hexapod **(Discontinued) |
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| 19 | * [[doc:.walking-stick.WebHome]] |
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