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    no all weight has to be supported at all times by a walker. You don't get the extra weight for nothing! Also there was a big debate as to what constitutes a walker. Different view points on number of joints etc. There was no final idea agreed upon.

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    Actually I think there was!

    Legged Robots [Walkers] can weigh up to twice the specified weight in all classes. A walker must employ
    moveable legs to support its weight. Each leg must have at least 2 axis€Ÿ of motion. Robots with rolling or
    sliding mechanisms will not be classified as walkers.

    This bit was added

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    lol fair enough, i just remember a lot of discussions :P

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    I may be being daft but could someone please clarify Each leg must have at least 2 axis' of motion. A leg that has a simple rotational motion moves in both the x and y axis

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    Hi James,

    Simple rotational motion is only moving in one plane. That is, the movement is only from one axis.

    Thanks

    Kane
    Kane Aston
    http://www.makerobotics.com

    Co-owner and builder of BEHEMOTH

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    Oh no not again!!

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