Giant Robot Project
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Giant Robot Project
The Giant Robot Project is a 6 leg robot project being built by Jaimie Mantzel, the projects evolution (along with others) is featured on Jaimie's YouTube channel, the robot build started in 2007 [1], and completed its first 'test drive' in December 2010.
A smaller version of the robot 'Spider Tank' mechanism is currently being developed by Jaimie.
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