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Repairs to the ETW-18

A series of repairs to bring an old robot back to everyday life. And to help study Heiserman's concept of self-programming, given a new embodiment criteria in ideal.


One of the major issues has been that the turning motor on the drive wheel always goes to the extreme left until the stop shaft.

  • The extreme position of the drive wheel.
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  • The current dilemma is to pivot the robot on its back wheels, keeping the drive wheel elevated so it can be tested with the training/programming unit
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Next steps

  • Find blocks to pivot and secure tilted ETW-18 for drive/steering wheel debugging session.