EOS_Documentation.tex

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\author{Alejandro García Peláez}
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Offline version
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 \footnotesize{This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. \newline To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.}
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\section*{Strandbeest Mechanism}

The Jansens Linkage, is an eleven-bar mechanism designed by Theo Janssen who studied physics at the Delft University of Technology but he left the university without a degree; the first "Strandbeest" that the autor created was in 1990, which are moving kinetic structures (wind-propelled).

\noindent\newline The mechanism has some parts in order to get the recognized movement. It can be see in the next picture: \newline \newline

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We are going to use gears instead of an eleven bar.

\section*{Electronic}

EOS intends to encourage anyone who has an interest to build their own version of the project; That is why there is no permanent description of electronic materials since the limit is one's own imagination and creativity. \newline

\noindent We just need a couple of geared motors and a battery to power them... and EOS will be able to walk. \newline

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