ARM Squared

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First and foremost, this project remains a WORK IN PROGRESS. More files will continue to be added over time, so bear with me for now. If you have any questions or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out. I'd love to hear your thoughts! The goal of this project is straightforward: to offer an affordable and effective platform for learning robotics. ARM bot has the potential to become a trusty sidekick around the house or simply a fun robot to experiment with. At ImagineRIT on May 2nd, 2015, our project will be showcased at the ARM development competition exhibit at Rochester Institute of Technology. The brains behind this operation are William Kommritz and William Fanelli. To get a glimpse into our project, be sure to check out our YouTube videos. Now that you're here, follow these instructions for now: Printing/Laser cutting the parts is where it starts! More guidance will arrive in the future. For now, make sure to print or laser cut all necessary components - including those track link x48 which need to be printed a specific number of times. Keep in mind, the full model isn't yet ready for direct printing - even at scaled size - due to floating parts throughout.