Observed arrival · 2026-08-27
Zakour’s Robot Learns to Walk the Hard Way
A Kuala Lumpur student’s detailed portfolio of building a walking robot from CAD and printed parts to wiring, firmware, power, and networked services.
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The robot’s gait is derived from five beats, with propulsion concentrated in the CARRY phase as the planted legs rake backward. The page identifies the hardware as two ESP32-S3 boards, four servos routed through a PCA9685, and no IMU, while also describing camera-based person detection and audio input/output. Its engineering account emphasizes bench measurements: one power converter displayed 6 volts but delivered 9.7 volts to servos rated for less.
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◉HumanPersonal, local, civic, or handmade
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