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This Transformer Robot Was Built to Be Ridden, Not Just Looked At A maker built a real-life transformer robot that switches from a car to a robot, just like in the movies. The build is designed for someone to ride, much like a toy car. The robot uses Gimson Robotics 99.5:1 gearhead motors with additional 3D-printed two-stage gear reductions. Six motor assemblies power all leg joints. It uses AS5047 magnetic encoders to track joint positions, allowing… |
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3D-Printed Hovercraft Glides Over Land and Water A maker has designed an impressive DIY hovercraft that can glide over water, grass, and hard surfaces using a powerful air-cushion system. The body is made from four modular parts, 3D printed to fit standard printer sizes, with strong mounting points and precision bearings for smooth mechanical movement. The hovercraft uses two motors, one for lift and one for forward thrust. A 5-inch… |
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Junk Hoverboard to DIY Electric Ride on One Wheel A combination of an old hoverboard, a go-kart tire, and some clever engineering apparently gets you a functional one-wheel electric ride that rides like a snowboard both on and off the road. A DIY creator from the YouTube channel Well Done Tips took what he believes to be one of the most useless electric rides ever made and transformed it into a surprisingly cool custom one-wheel electric… |
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Balancing Act: The DIY Hoverbike Project That's Turning Heads This innovative hoverbike seamlessly blends the dynamics of a hoverboard with the thrill of a bicycle, resulting in a groundbreaking personal mobility solution. The hoverbike is essentially comprised of two hoverboard halves, each resembling a balancing robot. Ingeniously, foot pressure switches are… |
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What is a Hoverboard and How does it work? Our quest for faster and simpler transportation will always be a Journey and not a destination. One of the trending and sought-after modes for an individual is a Hoverboard. They are self-controlling two-wheelers which run on batteries (Well, most of them). These dumbbell look-alike Hover boards first appeared in the “Back to the Future” in 1989 but they came into existence… |
