I picked up the rest of the body parts today, the picture below shows some of them and how Radic is taking shape. I will be doing lots of assembly tonight.
RADIC
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Time to start final assembly
Last night I completed the battery mounts, work the the Arduino program, and started some of the final wiring.
Monday, November 2, 2015
Radic progress pictures
Here are some more pictures of Radic during assembly. I am glad that the parts we cut worked without any revision changes. So far... :)
Radic - The beginning
Hello,
I work for Radan, we are a software company the develops CAD/CAM software for the sheet metal manufacturing industry. (www.radan.com)
A few months ago we wanted to come up with a cool assembly that we could use to demonstrate what our software can do and Radic was born. The initial plan was to make Radic so that it would sit on a podium at our trade shows to get attention from the people walking by our booth but as ideas starting flowing we decided to also make a version that has some animation.
Before I started doing research to animate Radic I had only had experience with RC cars, learning how to build something from scratch that moved was a new experience. The pictures below are the initial concepts.
I will add the progress that we have made over the past few months. I wouldn't have been able to do this without the help of Boian Mitov and his Visuino software (www.visuino.com) and B&N Sheet Metal (bnsheetmetal.com) for cutting the metal components for us.
Here are some of the sites that I have purchased parts from and used for research;
Servocity.com
Robotmarketplace.com
Lynxmotion.com
I work for Radan, we are a software company the develops CAD/CAM software for the sheet metal manufacturing industry. (www.radan.com)
A few months ago we wanted to come up with a cool assembly that we could use to demonstrate what our software can do and Radic was born. The initial plan was to make Radic so that it would sit on a podium at our trade shows to get attention from the people walking by our booth but as ideas starting flowing we decided to also make a version that has some animation.
Before I started doing research to animate Radic I had only had experience with RC cars, learning how to build something from scratch that moved was a new experience. The pictures below are the initial concepts.
I will add the progress that we have made over the past few months. I wouldn't have been able to do this without the help of Boian Mitov and his Visuino software (www.visuino.com) and B&N Sheet Metal (bnsheetmetal.com) for cutting the metal components for us.
Here are some of the sites that I have purchased parts from and used for research;
Servocity.com
Robotmarketplace.com
Lynxmotion.com
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