This volume focuses entirely on building the inexpensive, remote-controlled robot, The "Questor". The book is illustrated with step-by-step, detailed photographs of each stage of the assembly process. No advanced electronic or programming skills are required, making the book suitable for first-time experimenters. The emphasis is on the techniques needed to build the robot, rather than on the theory of robot design. Easy-to-read wiring diagrams are included, with beginners in mind, and the book also features a complete parts list, including tips on where to find inexpensive parts and components.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Broschur/Paperback
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Höhe: 228 mm
Breite: 161 mm
Dicke: 11 mm
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978-0-07-138543-5 (9780071385435)
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David Shircliff (Fairfax, VA) is a shop teacher at Seneca Ridge Middle School in Loudon Co. Virginia. He teaches classes in both Synergistic Module and traditional shop settings. He has been building the Questor Robot with his students for the past two years.
Introduction; 1. The Motorized Platform; 2. Body Framework; 3. Power Supply and Temporary Control Box; 4. Remote Control System; 5. Arms and Subsystems; 6. Skin and Finishing Touches; Appendix; Parts List