Data Sheet

SuperDroid Robots Inc. LT-F Data Sheet, Revised February 6, 2010
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LT-F Flipper/Stabilizer Arm Description (Patent Pending):
A rugged robot platform with multipurpose rear stabilizer arms. The arms are located on the rear of the robot and
have a rounded or wheeled front tip. The rear arms are approximately 2/3 the length of the robot. When rotated
down the arms lift the front of the robot off the ground allowing it to move on top of objects as tall as the robot
chassis’ length. With the front of the robot on the object, the arms then rotate upwards continuing until the rear of
the robot is lifted as high as the arms are long. The robot can then travel onto the object and rotate the arms back
into parked position keeping them out of the way.
1. The arms are used for climbing an obstacle:
Step 1: The arms have lifted the front of the robot up to the height of the object it is about to climb. The rounded
front ends of the arms allow the robot to still travel in a forward motion until it reaches the object.
Step 2: The robot is now resting on the object while the arms are rotated backwards. The treads are moving
slowly forward at this time.