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The goal of this EPS@ISEP project proposed in the Spring of
2014 was to develop a flapping wing flying robot. The project was
embraced by a multinational team composed of four students from
different countries and fields of study. The team designed and
implemented a robot inspired by a biplane design, constructed
from lightweight materials and battery powered. The prototype,
called MyBird, was built with a 250 € budget, reuse existing
materials as well as low cost solutions. Although the team's initial
idea was to build a light radio controlled robot, time limitations
along with setbacks involving the required electrical components
led to a light but not radio controlled prototype. The team, from
the experience gathered, made a number of future improvement
suggestions, namely, the addition of radio control and a camera
and the adoption of articulated monoplane design instead of the
current biplane design for the wings.
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Biomimetic locomotion Educational toy Propulsion mechanism Flying robot
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Bénédicte Anki Caramin; Iain Dunn; Rauno Ney; Yvonne Klawikowski; Benedita Malheiro; Maria Cristina Ribeiro; Manuel Silva; Nídia Sá Caetano; Paulo Ferreira; Pedro Guedes. Design and Implementation of a Biologically Inspired Flying Robot - An EPS@ISEP 2014 Spring Project, Trabalho apresentado em Third Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality, In Proceedings of TEEM'15 - Third Technological Ecosystems for Enhancing Multiculturality, Porto, 2015.
Editora
ACM