Robo Design to pick everyday objects (IEEE Project)

In this project, you can learn how robotic technology can improve the lives of people with disabilities to help them pick everyday objects. In the laboratory, Lego Mindstorms NXT kits are used to create an artificial arm or hand that can lift small objects, such as a coffee cup.

In the process, you can discover and explore the following concepts and ideas: Hooke’s Law, hysteresis, Newton’s Second Law, accuracy and precision, rapid prototyping, and the relationship between the voltage applied to a motor and its speed.

Author: Dr. Chris Macnab
Co-Authors: Dr. James Smith, Dr. Karl T. Kalveram, Laurence Turner
Source: Real World Engineering Projects

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18 Responses to Robo Design to pick everyday objects (IEEE Project)

  1. hareesh says:

    thank you

  2. santhosh says:

    thks

  3. S.RAMYA says:

    This project very useful to us. But, my seniors did the same concept for the some other use. I thing its for library.
    But, this project very nice.
    Thank you.

  4. ravi says:

    this is very gud

  5. anvesh says:

    very nice

  6. prabhu says:

    am from tumkur thanks for giving your information

  7. prabhakaran says:

    this web used for my projet

  8. Mangesh says:

    Ya this is useful mainly for old people who cant even move from one place to other

  9. rajeshkumar says:

    excellent

  10. sureshkumar says:

    ya… its all are very useful

  11. Ranjan Gupta says:

    good projects..

  12. sundar says:

    thank u it is very helpful.

  13. venu says:

    This project very useful to us.its very nice.

  14. anbu says:

    nice and its really very useful and interesting

  15. thomas crish says:

    very interesting, nice project

  16. chinna says:

    it’s nice

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