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Robotic-Leg for medical research into powered prosthetics, North Carolina A & T University | 2005 |
The human sized Robotic-Leg was made for the Shadow Robot Co. as part of a contract from North Carolina A & T University and my understanding is that it was to be used at North Carolina A & T University in a medical research program which would investigate myoelectric control of powered prosthetic legs. The program was to be overseen by Dr. Gary L. Lebby, a Research Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
Leg design and construction by David Buckley - 2005.
This video is the same as above except above it has been rotated to portrait format where most of the camera angles show the leg in its true orientation.
A video of the leg, size: 640x480 11.16Mb, is available for download from
http://src.robo-store.de/Leg_NCATU_640.avi
| Animatronic Squaddy - ATS/REME | March 2004 |
| Animatronic Provost Sergeant - ATS/REME | March 2004 |
| Animatronic Policeman - the Police Federation | August 2003 |
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The figure of a Policeman sat on a bed in an iron barred prison cell on the Police Federation's stand at the party Political Conferences 2003 where he was interviewed by MPs.
The skin of the head was silicone, which allowed for realistic facial movements; and the controller, MP3 player and speakers were inside the body, so the figure was self contained needing only a mains power socket. See the video on the Policeman page. |
| Animatronic Crofter - the Hootananny Celtic Heritage Centre, Inverness | June 2003 |
The figure is of a nineteen fifties Crofter (Scottish farmer) talking about his harsh life and is installed in the Hootananny Celtic Heritage Centre in Inverness.
The skin of the head is silicone which allows for realistic facial movements and long life; and the controller, MP3 player and speakers are inside the body so the figure is self contained needing only a mains power socket. The Crofter speaks in Gaelic which is translated by a Tour Guide prior to an audio visual presentation.
The figure also has a moving arm with which he gestures at the end when he says 'let the ceilidh begin'.
Download the video as Croft-22-128.WMV [980Kb]
Download the video as Croft-25-128.WMV [1.02Mb]
| Cycler Presentation Robot - Waste Watch | 2002/3 |
These two videos were taken, on 19th October 2004, at the Waste Watch 10-year-Celebration of their Cycler Robot education program and show the three Cycler robots performing their 'special' song before an invited audience of children from a local school.
The 'peformance' also includes a much shortened version of Cycler's presentation in schools
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Rehersal |
Performance |
Hello my name is Cycler
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| download the video (.wmv 185k) |
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'The third R is Recycle' - from Cycler's 'special' song
download the video | (.wmv 77k)
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| Animatronic English Civil War figure. Multiple programable head and eye movements. | February 2001 |