Walking Rickshaw
Walking Rickshaw
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Utilized a MECCANO kit to design a rickshaw capable of walking back and forth
Utilized a MECCANO kit to design a rickshaw capable of walking back and forth
B03F44DC-2A69-4765-AFD4-58A91D453908.mp4Demonstration Video
Design Project #2 (1).pptxPresentation
Engineering Report (1).docxEngineering Report
The images shown below are of the final version of the Rickshaw which is equipped with pulleys and a slotted bar design for a smooth walking motion.
The images shown below are of the final version of the Rickshaw which is equipped with pulleys and a slotted bar design for a smooth walking motion.
Main role in this project was to first come up with a concept design that could be used as a baseline. This was done by using the MECANNO kit to design a pulley mechanism connected to the legs of the rickshaw to replicate a smooth walking motion. Once a baseline was established, a complete prototype of the rickshaw was built with the MECANNO kit. This prototype included two wheels towards the rear, a motor mounted in the middle, a battery pack in the back, the pulley mechanism in the front and two legs with rubber feet.
Main role in this project was to first come up with a concept design that could be used as a baseline. This was done by using the MECANNO kit to design a pulley mechanism connected to the legs of the rickshaw to replicate a smooth walking motion. Once a baseline was established, a complete prototype of the rickshaw was built with the MECANNO kit. This prototype included two wheels towards the rear, a motor mounted in the middle, a battery pack in the back, the pulley mechanism in the front and two legs with rubber feet.
Additional responsibilites were to assist in 3-D modelling some of the MECANNO kit pieces in SOLIDWORKS and to divide the prototype into several subassemblies.
Additional responsibilites were to assist in 3-D modelling some of the MECANNO kit pieces in SOLIDWORKS and to divide the prototype into several subassemblies.
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