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The basic idea for a two-wheeled dynamically balancing robot is pretty simple: drive the wheels in the direction that the upper part of the robot is falling. If the wheels can be driven in such a way as to stay under the robot's center of gravity, the robot remains balanced. In practice this... more
Reviewed by g-rom Aug 26 2005, 01:35am ( 73 reviews ) • smu.edu
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Rated by squintsgeek on Feb 22 2009, 2:32pm
It's really neat. I know I couldn't build one, and it's still cool. But there's still that nagging voice in the back of my brain that keeps saying, "It's still just just a mini-Segway."
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Rated by kenninger on Feb 20 2009, 4:59am
Nice robot! Great work!
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Reviewed by pegu06 on Feb 04 2009, 8:11am
it's an autonomous segway!
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Reviewed by GadgetSavy on Nov 09 2008, 2:04pm
that's nice
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Rated by dkmeek on Aug 06 2008, 5:24am
You've taken your project from the idea stage into a reality. I applaud the effort and the product. Excellent!!!
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Rated by kenxu on Aug 05 2008, 8:29pm
strange looking balancing robot
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Rated by tiggertekah on Jul 25 2008, 10:04pm
cool robot! And more proof that math is important in invention. Along with possibly having a little too much time on your hands
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Rated by offical on May 07 2008, 4:26pm
This is neat, better than organics
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Rated by kraft123 on May 05 2008, 3:38pm
Very interesting robot! Some sensors and speed variation, I think!
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Rated by tedzzz on Apr 26 2008, 5:22pm
great robot