A.M.E.E.

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AMEE, a formidable military robot from the gripping science fiction thriller Red Planet, takes charge of guiding a team during their Mars landing mission. To breathe life into AMEE by transitioning it from a virtual pixel matrix to reality required meticulous modification of each component, such as adding pins and replacing gears. This process was closely followed by tackling numerous technical issues that necessitated precise calibration of the distances between parts to prevent jamming of moving components. Designers made use of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software available on Grabcad.com. As per their requirements, users can obtain a high-quality silver print with uploaded STL files, printed at an incredibly fine layer height of 0.1mm using PLA plastic material at a fill density of 25%, along with a fast print speed of 70% in just about 30 hours. Moreover, assembling AMEE from these prints demands approximately 1.5 hours. The timing for motion profiles can be set as desired. The assembly comprises numerous high-resolution images that can be accessed here - postimg.org/image/bqw8dfhil/full/ postimg.org/image/wgj7kjf4t/full/ postimg.org/image/i1ttghtd9/full/ postimg.org/image/jbpc6p5c1/full/ and postimg.org/image/ze3c07at1/full/. A gripping YouTube video showcases AMEE in action, providing an insightful visual experience. The robot was created using PLA plastic. Verify your download: 41 File(s), 7,373,344 Bytes