Homemade Robots from Burhan Saifullah

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one motor walker (without bicore)

Uploaded on Apr 3, 2010

i'm so obsessed to built a walker BEAM robot, but since i don't have any electronic skill at the moment, so i tried to find another way to make the bot walk. here's the result.

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homemade walking robot

Uploaded on Apr 3, 2010

Mr. Moo is the 3 rd walking robot that i built.
Mr. Moo made out of :
2 tabasco bottles lids, an old toys gearbox, 1 AAA battery pack, 3 mm screw & nuts, an old toys switch
pairs of wires, a folded can, 3 mm coat hanger wire, 2 LEDs and terminal blocks.
Mr. moo is junk bot

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One motor walker (without bicore) with obstacle avoidance behaviour!!!

Published on Oct 28, 2013

a BEAM walker like walking machine that turns when hitting obstacles.
It has no bicore brain, no microcontroller, it's mechanical.

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How to make a simple bug robot - The one motor walker (without bicore)

Published on Nov 19, 2013

[QUOTE]Hi guys, this video is a promotional video of my tutorial.
click the link below for the full tutorial:
instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-one-motor-walker-without-bicore

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Smart Homemade Walking Robot

Published on Nov 30, 2013

The latest version of Mr. Moo. It avoids obstacles with low tech & simple mechanical sensor.

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Homemade Remote Controlled Walking Robot

Published on Jun 17, 2014

The Orc is a homemade remote controlled walking robot. It's made from a homemade gearbox (used gears and a dc motor from broken toys), 2 and 3 mm galvanized iron wire, tabasco bottle's caps, a used continuous rotation micro servo and remote controller from a boat toys.

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How to make a walking robot with moving arms #1 Ice cream stick biped

Published on Nov 16, 2014

This is the first of two videos of my walking robot tutorial. In this video I try to show you a simple approach in making a walking robot with ice cream sticks and parts of broken toy car.

Tools needed for this project:

a screwdriver

pliers (especially the one with long mouth)

hot glue gun

a tube cutter or iron saw

scissors