Lunokhod

Posted by Paul on 8 July 2013
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Lunokhod, which means “Moon Walker” in Russian, was built for a space museum in Prague and is a miniature version of the first remote-controlled moon rover. It is uses 8 of our 298:1 Micro Metal Gearmotors and an Arduino Nano and can be remotely controlled by museum visitors.

Featured link: http://beatty-robotics.com/lunokhod

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