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ATRs - (All Terrain Robots)	Vectoring Robots

A variety of wheels can be coupled with a variety of motors and frame sizes to yield the right robot for your application. The frames are laser cut aluminum and/or acrylic with predefined holes for OOPics, speed controllers, cameras, sensors, etc. Your robot can be outfitted with large super-swamper tires that get great traction, see the videos below.		By changing the directions and speeds of the motors the omni-wheels will cause the robot to vector. You can still turn if you wish, but if the robot is going straight forward and encounters an obstacle, no need to turn right - just drive/vector to the right!ï¿½ï¿½ See the videos below. The frames are laser cut aluminum and/or acrylicwith predefined holes for OOPics, speed controllers, cameras, sensors, etc. You can get the frames cut for three wheels or four.
All Terrain Robot Building Page		Quad-Vectoring Robots
All Terrain Robot Kits		Tri-Vectoring Robots
		Vectoring Robot Kits
There are a lot of other people selling Robots. We encourage you to look closely at them and compare. Our Frames: Our frames are aircraft aluminum. They are laser cut then fully welded and gusseted. They can handle virtually anything you dish out to them. They are not light gauge sheet metal or plastic. Our Wheel mounts: With the exception of the mini ATR, our wheels are mounted on shafts that are supported by heavy duty sealed ball bearings. The deluxe and Heavy Duty ATRs have two bearings per shaft. Our competitors just mount the wheels to motors; motors are not rated to handle any significant load or impact when configured like this. Don't be embarrassed by getting a robot whose wheels fall off... Our Gear Motors: We use 24VDC planetary gear motors with steel gears. 24VDC equals more power at less current. Our gear housings are very stout and can take the abuse. We tested other gear motors and sometimes did not even get a full battery charge before the motors were smoked or the plastic gears or sintered metal gears were wasted... Our Support: We are not "Fly by night". You need support, call us or email us. We are here to help you! Our website has more than 500 web pages filled with information about our products. When you purchase any of the ATR packages you get access to download our full color highly illustrated detailed manuals. Our Knowledge: We love robotics, its what we do. We will be glad to help you with your needs whether its a custom robot or standard kit. Enjoy!

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	This is the a video of the SuperDroid Tri-Wheel. It demonstrates speed control using Magnevation speed controllers. Notice how the wheels can be controlled to drive the robot in any direction. It is being controlled with and OOPic II.
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	This is a video of the SuperDroid Heavy Duty ATR driving autonomously using two MD22 motor controllers connected to an OOPic-R using an I2C interface. It's a first test voyage, so the batteries are just taped on with 100mph tape.ï¿½ The HD ATR is designed to carry heavier loads than the standard ATR can also accommodate encoders.
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	This is a video of standard ATR with our 190 RPM IG32P Gear Motors and our Double-Row Omni Wheels. We put two 50 pound dumbbells (100lbs) and drove it around. The weights were just set on so we did not accelerate too fast, at the end they finally flew off in a turn. We are controlling from a laptop using the RF04 and CM02 900MHz Transceiver Set and MD22 motor controller.
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	This is a video of the SuperDroid ATR climbing a very steep hill. Notice the rope that is to the side; it is used so people can climb up the hill. In this video the robot is being controlled with a simple remote control and an MD22 motor controller.
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	This is a video of the SuperDroid ATR terrorizing the neighborhood climbing curbs. In this video the robot is being controlled with a simple remote control and an MD22 motor controller.
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	This is a video of mini ATR with the small motors trucking through the woods and grass. It has a custom hi definition wireless camera with remote operated zoom mounted to it.
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	This is a video showing a high resolution camera with a remote zoom attached to a high power wireless transmitter.ï¿½ The pan uses our sail winch servos giving it greater than 360 degrees of rotation.
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	This video is of our Deluxe ATR running around in my backyard. The video demonstrates the speed of the robot.
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	This is a video of the Deluxe ATR rooting around so to speak.ï¿½ The woods were covered with vines, roots, stumps, etc. The ATR never got stuck (requiring personal assistance) where it could not back out of its position or spin free/break free.
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	Lights, camera, action... This is a video of the Deluxe ATR camera pan and tilt and lights.
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	This is a video of a SuperDroid ATR that has been modified to include a custom Scissor Lift that extends a camera pan and tilt to over 6 feet high, then collapses to less than 2 feet. Contact us if you wish us to develop a custom camera solution for your needs.
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ATRs - (All Terrain Robots)

Vectoring Robots

There are a lot of other people selling Robots. We encourage you to look closely at them and compare.

Enjoy!

These videos will run with media player (you will need version 9+)