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This 5" chassis is a round piece of 1/8" acrylic with cutouts for building a differential-drive robot chassis based on our micro metal gearmotors and 42×19mm wheels. The chassis comes in a variety of colors.
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The Pololu round robot chassis is a compact 5-inch base, laser-cut out of colored acrylic, designed for use with Tamiya twin-motor gearbox, ball caster, and truck tires, which you can get for a discount with our various chassis completion kits.
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The Pololu RP5/Rover 5 expansion plates are cut from 1/8" acrylic in a variety of colors and make it easy to mount components on the Rover 5 tracked chassis.
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These rugged chassis from Dagu Electronics have independent suspension for each of their spiked 120mm-diameter wheels, allowing exceptional traction over uneven terrain, and their bodies are made from 2mm-thick anodized aluminum with a 10mm-pitch grid of 4mm holes, making it easy to mount electronics and accessories to the chassis.
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The Pololu Zumo chassis is a small, tracked robot platform that is less than 10 cm on each side, allowing it to qualify for Mini Sumo competitions. The main body is composed of black ABS and features a compartment for four AA batteries and sockets for two micro metal gearmotors. It ships as a kit with two silicone tracks, two drive and two idler sprockets, a 1/16″ acrylic mounting plate, and mounting hardware. (Motors and batteries are not included.)
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The Pololu Zumo robot is an Arduino-controllable tracked robot platform that is less than 10 cm × 10 cm—small enough to qualify for Mini Sumo. It includes two micro metal gearmotors coupled to a pair of silicone tracks, a stainless steel bulldozer-style blade, an array of six infrared reflectance sensors for line following or edge detection, a 3-axis accelerometer and magnetometer, and a buzzer for simple sounds and music. Just add 4 AA batteries and an Arduino (or compatible controller) and you are ready to push! No soldering or assembly is required.
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This tracked chassis from Dagu Electronics makes a great base for building a small, tank-like RC vehicle or autonomous robot. The chassis includes a battery holder and two DC motors, with an independent drive train for each tread, so all you need to add to make a complete robot is a robot controller and the sensors of your choosing. A unique mechanism allows you to configure the clearance of the chassis by adjusting the angle of the gearbox assemblies. This version of the chassis does not have encoders.
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This tracked chassis from Dagu Electronics makes a great base for building a small tank-like RC vehicle or autonomous robot. The chassis includes a battery holder and two DC motors, with an independent drive train and a quadrature encoder for each tread, so all you need to add to make a complete robot is a robot controller and the sensors of your choosing. A unique mechanism allows you to configure the clearance of the chassis by adjusting the angle of the gearbox assemblies.
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The Tamiya 70098 Universal Plate Set provides a reconfigurable platform for building your own robot chassis. The set comes with a plate with gridded mounting holes, angle brackets, and mounting hardware that lets you mount mechanical components in a variety of positions.
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The Tamiya 70157 Universal Plate Set (2pcs.) provides a reconfigurable platform for building your own robot chassis. The set comes with two plates with gridded mounting holes, angle brackets, and mounting pins that let you mount mechanical components in a variety of positions.
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The Tamiya 70172 Universal Plate L (210 x 160 mm) provides a reconfigurable platform for building your own robot chassis. The set comes with a plate with gridded mounting holes, angle brackets, and mounting hardware that lets you mount mechanical components in a variety of positions.
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