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Leg 2dof v1


Description 2dof leg - (2 degree of freedom leg)

The 2dof leg consists of two identical actuator modules, the lower leg and a foot with a optical contact switch.
The actuator modules are capable of continuous output rotation and there are no mechanical end stops on the leg.
Since there are wires routed through the hollow shell structures the output rotation should be limited to 3 turns in each direction in software.

The segment lenght is 160mm and results in a neutral standing height of 240mm (at 45 degree hip angle and 90 degree knee angle).


Leg Dimensions - the neutral standing height of the leg is 240mm

The actuator module details are described here -> Actuator module
The foot contact switch and lower leg details are described here -> Foot Contact Switch

The leg can be used for experiments and measurements with external sensors in the leg test stand. -> Leg Test stand
4 of the leg modules can be used to assemble a 8dof quadruped robot. -> Quadruped Robot


The leg segments are stacked and can rotate past each other

Convention Positive Motor Rotation


Counterclockwise when looking at the motor from the top

Convention Positive Joint Rotation


Clockwise when looking at the robot from the side

Video Cicle Art

Foot Sensor Video

Drawing circles with a 2 dof leg module, developed during a high school student project at New York University.
Credit: Brandon G. Knox

Table Attachment


Leg mounted at 45 degrees and in parallel to the table

The 3d printed table attachment can be used to attach the leg to the table and orient it at 45 degrees or in parallel with the table.
The table attachment was designed to print without support on a FDM printer (fused deposition modelling printer) in the orientation documented below.

  • Table Attachment -> STL

How to work with this

  • To get an better overview of the assembly you can view this pdf file
  • I recommend downloading the free eDrawings viewer for Windows, Mac, iOS and Android here.
  • The eDrawing Viewer Software allows you to open and explore this easm cad assembly file

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