Cover page of a technical documentation book titled 'Beetle-bot & Snake-bot' by Tyler Nagashima. The cover features images of robotic beetle and snake segments with a section for table of contents and references.
A diagram of a robot based on observations of live rhinoceros beetles, showing labeled components such as leg joints, motion detector, fuse board, speaker, wireless module, power supply, and control boards, along with a technical specifications table.
A two-page technical document with images and text explaining on the left page section titled 'Supporting Structure' about a robot's weight support mechanism, leg joint flexibility, and wiring; and on the right page section titled 'Electronics' discussing wireless communication, voice components, and sensing ICs, with close-up images of electronic components, circuit boards, and wiring.
Two-page spread from a technical manual about electronics for a robot. The left page discusses power components, showing an image of a circuit with a red circle around a part, and details about a LiPo battery, a DC-DC converter, and a motion sensor. The right page covers control systems, with images of a circuit board and a microcontroller, and sections about controlling servo motors and custom electronics.
Diagram of a snake-like robot with labeled components including wireless remote, main control board, tires, DC-DC voltage regulator, and battery checker.
Close-up images of electronic components, wires, and tires on a small robotic vehicle, with descriptive text about its wiring and power system.
Side-by-side comparison with a PCB model on the left showing the physical layout of a circuit board with labels and components, and a schematic diagram on the right showing the electronic circuit connections and symbols.
Photo of a robotic beetle with articulated legs and antennae, viewed from the bottom. Next to the photo, a technical drawing shows detailed measurements and schematics of the same robot, labeled 'Hexapod_final'.
Comparison of two robot models: a beetle-shaped robot in a diagonal view on the left and a snake-like robot made of segments on the right. The beetle-bot is shown in a 3D diagram and real photo, while the snake-bot is displayed in a real photo with a focus on one joint, which is circled.