How to Make a Mars Rover / Rocker bogie Robot - Stair climbing

DIY : Learn how to make a Stair climbing Robot thats run on uneven path Its also called Mars Curiosity Rover.

Its Physics working models for science exhibition. It's very good project for mechanical engineering.

Thank you for watching Crazy NK !!!!!!

[brianbrewster]

AMAZED again! Finally got to see you switch over to a remote control unit to eliminate that ridiculous tether I saw in previous videos. This, my friend, is EVOLVEMENT at its finest. 1) If you wanted this "bogie robot" to operate forward/reverse, you should arrange the centrally mounted battery in a suspended cage. 2) I'd consider mounting all electronics underneath the chassis for protective measures. 3) I'd employ complete lateral symmetry. Make the front paired legs the same as the back by making this an 8-wheeled buggy. 4) Consider adding some suspension system with mini-shocks (you could design these yourself and probably will). 5) Extending the top cab portion would allow this to be useful as per a transport vehicle. 6) Ship a working model to NASA with a card reading: See, it doesn't take much engineering to make a cosmic buggy. Give me the $100 million contract and I get to keep what's left over or about $99, 999.00 or so.

[hongryuljung]

No components are special... But the result is AWESOME.

[brianbrewster]

Hey - upon further analysis, I determined you could vastly improve the way you mount these wheels to your chassis. 1) Attach PVC tube that slips over motor and attach and upright facing PVC elbow to this. 2) From there, you join top of elbow to bottom leg of your chassis. Another improvement - to hide all your coiled black wiring. Simply solder these to the wheel motors BEFORE beginning assembly, and slip the wire inside cavity of all PVC tubing. My ideas would a) protect the motor from damage, b) keep the wires from being tangled into something that the underside of the chassis might come across, and c) prevent the notched pieces of PVC tubing (where you snaked a hose clamp through) from causing a catastrophic failure from being weakened. If the motors were run hard and showed signs of thermal warming, you could ventilate the PVC collar you slipped over them with tiny drill holes (1/16" or so). Maybe you could make Prototype # 2 of your Rocker Bogie Robot, sir, using some of these recommendations.

[Xactant]

I have got to say that you are very creative. I have been looking at 3-D print plans for different rovers and thinking about the time required to print the needed components. Never occurred to me to use PVC. So quick - could assemble this in the time to print a single component. Great for quick prototyping. Much respect!

[FJuyj]

Truly great design, this type of
chassis can be incredibly useful for many robotic projects

[tapasbhattacharya]

Aap logo ki hardwork se Indian youth technology me aage aa raha hai brilliant job

[TeamMayku]

This is an awesome project. We're going to try making some outfits for it with the FormBox!

[kgssupercars]

I VERY VERY VERY VERY LOVE THIS VIDEO!!!!....😎😎😎😎

[oryzasativa]

Sir you have different level of creative. Just awesome ideas

[kavitachoudhary]

Amazing sir Make a robot like a car in which 2 persons can sit

[jonathanballoch]

this is probably one of the most inspiring youtube robots there is

[Sean-hzrt]

This could be so useful for our armed forces. ..bro u need to be in DRDO...jai hind bro

[kgssupercars]

REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY SUPERB!!!!....😎😎😎😎

[dhruvlakra]

I needed some material can u help
Actually the ring king of thing used to fit the motor . Please send a link

[kimbukim]

Greetings from Turkey. There are many videos on YouTube but what you do is great. Congratulations.

[ameerdevito]

what a great idea. you should make the body

[FaizanKhan-cvur]

you should also list the product used in the video and where can we find them?

[anndrake]

Yes!! Brilliant work. Keep on building...

[kalawatidaiya]

Please give links to buy all stuffs specially motor, and remote control

[declanoflynn]

I love the design! But I get stumped on how to make my own with a motherboard