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sufyan006
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Servo Motor

07/02/2012 6:16 AM

hi ;

i m persuing mech. engg. i want to knw which servo motor should i prefer for my humanoid robot ??

its height is 2 ft and weight 5 kg
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Re: servo motor

07/02/2012 6:31 AM

This is about the same size as some hobby robots. By searching on "robot sumo" you may be able to find many good ideas and supplies.

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07/04/2012 9:38 AM

You should prefer the motor that meets YOUR requirements.

If you don't know what your requirements are, then nobody can help you.

Do your own homework.

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