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Watching a ball robot (see link) got me thinking of a self-
jumping ball robot. Starts bouncing, adding energy into each
jump perfectly timed, and then can send itself to hit a wall
and push at it parkour style to reach even higher.
Security Ball-Robot
https://go.indiegog...trepreneur_02222017
[pashute, Mar 11 2017]
Parkour
https://www.youtube...watch?v=LvikY_T8XpQ
Hebrew: Le Parkour ze metumtam - The parkour is stupid... [pashute, Mar 11 2017]
Bounce..bounce...bounce
Self_20bouncing_20ball
[Ling, Mar 12 2017]
Spherical Battlebot
Spherical_20Battlebot
Also can self-jump, although it isn't intended to jump resonantly/increasingly-higher. [Vernon, Mar 12 2017]
[link]
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I'm just trying to work out if a self-jumping ball violates any laws of physics, but I don't think it does. |
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Somehow, I'm not sure how, an anno by Ling has been
deleted (by me?). Ling, Could you return it? jutta, if this is
true, perhaps you can add a "Are you sure" to the [delete]
action? |
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It's not a self-jumping ball, but rather a self-jumping ball-
robot. Inside the ball, mechanical (Ling's link) or pneumatic
(Vernon's) actions take place according to the computerized
controller (mine). |
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I can't return it... but it went something like this: |
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I had a similar idea, except I explained the mechanism as well, which
works at any angle of rotation. See link. |
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Nice link regarding Parkour, [pashute]. By the way, Parkour is one of the many things that I thought I invented (circa 1973), only to learn that other people were doing it as well. |
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