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creating a low cost stairclimbing robot with less peripheral

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need very urgent


plz help me :?:

:arrow: iam new at desiging & developing

:arrow: plz i need details frm fundamentals i.e.., what are required,how to assemble & how to operate
hi ,
iam an undergraduate student of mechanical engineering very much interested in doing projects but don't have much knowledge about developing & designing


so , i kindly request u people to help me
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Re: creating a low cost stairclimbing robot with less periph

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martha wrote:need very urgent


plz help me :?:

:arrow: iam new at desiging & developing

:arrow: plz i need details frm fundamentals i.e.., what are required,how to assemble & how to operate
Hello, martha!

I do not understand your request. Can you please provide more details? What is your project idea? What areas of designing and building your project do you need help with?

If you provide more detail, we can try to help you.
Brian Castelli (OneBriiguy)
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Re: creating a low cost stairclimbing robot with less periph

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Hi martha!

Two suggestions:

1. You supply "what is a low cost stairclimbing robot?" to answers.com.

2. You supply "what is a low cost stair climbing robot?" to answers.com.

In both these queries output line #2 seems very relevant, and there may be others as well. In query #1, line 2 is a posting from Japan. In query #2, the line 2 a posting from McGill University in Canada. (Talk about www!) Of course, there may be other relevant entries further down the list.

Two notes about using answers.com (and any other search engine):

1. Subtle wording changes can produce different results. See #1 and #2 above.

2. "Sponsored Links" are commercials. It's best to use "Web Search."

Please excuse if you've already found these sites. Also note that this is a generic response, without the information requested in prior post.
Also I hope any of this useful based on your deadline.
Cheers!

Dave
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