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Stewart Platform Walker Gains Feeling In Legs From Resistors

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JD transformed a Stewart platform robot into a hexapod walker and added resistors to its servos to measure torque, enabling force sensing without complex strain gauges. This simple yet effective hack could enhance the robot's mobility on uneven surfaces by providing better tactile feedback. Developers should watch for further applications of this technique in robotics and automation projects.

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