This interesting 19th century wrought iron lighting device is known as a sticking tommy, as it could be pushed into a wall or beam to provide simple lighting where it was needed. It was used by miners, as well as domestically. English or American, 19th century. Length 8 (20.3cm).
The software simulates a real life research robot called the Khepera III. In theory, the control logic can be loaded into a real Khepera III robot with minimal refactoring, and it will perform the same as the simulated robot. In other words, programming the simulated robot is analogous to programming the real robot.
Linear Actuators for Robotics. This entry was posted on March 6, 2014 . Which linear actuators for robotics will best suit your robot? Robots come in all shapes and sizes. If you look hard enough you can find robots smaller than your fingernail or large enough to demolish a building. Because of the massive range of robot sizes, robotic linear actuators come in all shapes, sizes and functions.