hexapod

They were used as the power source for a hexapod (walking) vehicle.

These test systems consist of hexapod platform with a low resonance table on top.

A hexapod robot is a mechanical vehicle that walks on six legs.

The hexapod spun about, faster than looked possible for a creature of such bulk, and charged again.

Design, modeling and preliminary control of a compliant hexapod robot.

Alternatively, biologists can use hexapod robots for testing different hypotheses.

Evidence for spring loaded inverted pendulum running in a hexapod robot.

The hexapod known from flight simulators allows motion with six degrees of freedom.

Because the device has six jacks, it is often also known as a hexapod (six legs).

Multi-point contact models for dynamic self-righting of a hexapod robot.

Inertial navigation and visual line following for a dynamical hexapod robot.

Biologically inspired hexapod robots largely depend on the insect species used as a model.

When mounted at the prime focus it will be supported with a hexapod system allowing for real time focal adjustment.

The secondary mirror is mounted on a hexapod support so that its position, tip, and tilt are also computer-controlled.

Proprioception based behavioral advances in a hexapod robot.

"Hexapod, wingless, longitudinal blue and black stripes.

Hexapod (walker) - A six-legged walking robot, using a simple insect-like locomotion.

Hexapod (platform) - movable platform using six linear actuators.

The aforementioned lack of a Mastermind means that Reaper-17 can not upgrade its hexapod with teleport capabilities.

Alternative mechanics to the stationary (outer) swashplate are the hexapod and the universal joint.

Calculations with the hexapod method are many times inaccurate, leading to complications when controlling the bone deformity correction.

The secondary mirror is mounted on a hexapod to increase the side-viewing and ground scanning ability for the originally intended reconnaissance mission.

Some of these have included a hexapod, an inverse-kinematic arm, and a Roomba-like vacuuming robot.

There is also some evidence suggesting that the hexapod groups may not share a common origin, and in particular that the Collembola belong elsewhere.

The Museum also hosts an annual poetry contest called the Hexapod Haiku Challenge.