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TACOM, DARPA M2-M4 MACACO
1998 - 2002
Visually Guided Running and Scrambling Robots for Tactical Urban Environments   
M2-Macaco
M4
Robotic head on a wheeled mobile robot
Robotic body at leglab (link to video)
Robotic body at leglab 
(link to video)
Robotic head - CAD Design
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M2 Macaco head (CAD)
M2 Macaco head (CAD)
M2 Macaco head side (CAD)
M2 Macaco head back (CAD)
M2 Macaco head Side (CAD)
M2 Macaco head front (CAD)
M2 Robotic Head
M2 Robotic Head
M2 Robotic Head
M2 Robotic Head
M2 Robotic Head
M2 Robotic Head
Robotic head
I designed the robot head - Biologically inspired on a Chimpazee
Robotic head
Robotic head - CAD Design
M4 Robotic Head (CAD design)
M4 Robotic Head (CAD design)
M4 Robotic Head (CAD design)
M4 Robotic Head (CAD design)
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macaco-side
macaco-front
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m4-8
m4-7
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The M2-M4 Macaco robots were created to emulate both a dog-like creature head (M4) or a morphism between a gorilla and a human head (M2). This was motivated by the simulataneous development by the LegLab of a quadruped dog-like body M4 and a bipedal robot M2. Thus, the M2-M4 Macaco head was created with flexibility in mind: flexible design, manufacture and assembly; and aesthetic flexibility on resemblance with differerent creatures. The design of flexible robotic creatures reduces the cost of development, increases the range of applications for the device, and improves the assemblage process with other robotic devices.

© 2016 Artur Arsenio

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