Do - It - Yourself Kit To Build Your Own Bug, Which Is A Simple And Tiny Robot With An Agenda.
HOW DOES IT WORKS? Without the off-centre mass, the motor just spins - giving no movement to the bug. The off- centre mass is an unbalanced wheel that causes vibration when it spins. Normally, unbalanced wheels are a problem. On a car, they cause steering judder, and in a washing machine, an unbalanced spinning drum causes vibration. As the bug vibrates, it jumps up and down. Because its feet sometimes stick to one place and sometimes slip, the bug will move in a straight line or around in circles.
Product Specification The framework is made of Medium Density Fiber (MDF). The parts get cut by a Laser machine. Assemble the parts using Interlocking system i.e. one has to engage its parts with each other by overlapping or by the fitting together of projections and recesses. Please be gentle, careful while assembling. This product is designed for a single use. Apply your creativity while assembling. The assembly manual is provided with the kit.
The project is for demonstration and informational purposes only.
All of Junior Scientist products are unique and handmade. We work with designs and Endeavour to create like products. However, the very nature of being individually designed by hand gives raw finishing of the projects since it should look that students have created on its own.
