HexaDuino - Flying Hexapod
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This document describes a six-legged robotic spider controlled by an Arduino that can perform ground or aerial reconnaissance using detachable quadcopter mounts. It has 3D printed parts and a PCB for an eye matrix. Servo-controlled claws simulate pincers and it is accelerometer and joystick controlled as shown in videos of a flying hexapod, the first and only of its kind until the creation of this one.
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