The file 'Robot Dog 3D Printer Model' is (stl,HEIC) file type, size is 17.2MB.
Code for this project, you can find here:
https://github.com/Marcel3245/Robot-dog/
To know more about this project, I recommend to visit:
https://marcelborkowski.com/post/robot-dog/
Let's start from the beginning, with the 3D model. My main goal was to create a robot the size of a small dog, with easily replaceable parts and straightforward assembly. This meant using as few screws as possible. In the end, I believe I achieved these three objectives. Overall, assembling the robot requires only 36 screws (not including the screws provided in the servo kit). The leg offers three dimensions of movement with a reliable, rigid body. The robot consists of 21 parts: each leg has 8 parts, and the body is built from 3 parts (with an optional top cover extension). Each leg uses 3 servos. For more details on leg design, I recommend reading my previous post.
For the body, I designed just three parts to simplify assembly: the "Back Bumper," "Front Bumper," and "Body." Assembling these three parts requires only 8 M3x20mm screws.
Back-bumper.stl | 249.9KB | |
Body.stl | 1.8MB | |
Calfs.stl | 6.0MB | |
Cover.stl | 562.8KB | |
Feet.stl | 3.7MB | |
Front-bumper.stl | 491.0KB | |
IMG_4986.HEIC | 1.7MB | |
Robo-dog.stl | 23.5MB | |
Shoulders-back.stl | 847.0KB | |
Shoulders-front.stl | 846.0KB | |
Thighs-lower.stl | 564.9KB | |
Thighs-upper.stl | 712.6KB | |
Transitions-bottom.stl | 647.0KB | |
Transitions-top1.stl | 139.1KB | |
Transitions-top2.stl | 133.7KB |