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This image gallery contains photos of Lego robots left in the course scrap box. Some of them are missing components, and none are attached to their HandyBoards. They are provided to inspire fresh Lego robot construction. At the bottom of the page, links are provided to other photo archives of ESG robots, for further instruction.




2007 LEGO Robotics


A gearbox with six shafts, each containing a small gear matched to a large one. A Lego robot with three pairs of legs. A Lego robot with three pairs of legs. A Lego robot with three pairs of legs. Four switches mounted on a section of perfboard, with resistors and sensor inputs.
Four switches mounted on a section of perfboard, with resistors and sensor inputs. A Lego robot with three tall triangular-framed units. A Lego robot with three tall triangular-framed units. A squat robot with an extended arm. A squat robot with an extended arm.
A squat robot with an extended arm. A standard Lego claw run by a pneumatic pump sensor. A standard Lego claw run by a pneumatic pump sensor. A standard Lego claw run by a pneumatic pump sensor. A standard Lego claw run by a pneumatic pump sensor.
A standard Lego claw run by a pneumatic pump sensor. A roughly humanoid robot, with strong symmetry and recognizable feet, shoulders, and head. A roughly humanoid robot, with strong symmetry and recognizable feet, shoulders, and head. A roughly humanoid robot, with strong symmetry and recognizable feet, shoulders, and head. A roughly humanoid robot, with strong symmetry and recognizable feet, shoulders, and head.
This robot resembles a Ferris wheel, with paddles and feet extending out at regular intervals to rotate the robot. This robot resembles a Ferris wheel, with paddles and feet extending out at regular intervals to rotate the robot. This robot resembles a Ferris wheel, with paddles and feet extending out at regular intervals to rotate the robot. Another humanoid robot, with an actual Lego head on top, and arms extending down to the ground. Another humanoid robot, with an actual Lego head on top, and arms extending down to the ground.
Another humanoid robot, with an actual Lego head on top, and arms extending down to the ground. A triangular-framed robot, with wheels on two sides. A triangular-framed robot, with wheels on two sides. A triangular-framed robot, with wheels on two sides. A triangular-framed robot, with wheels on two sides.
A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table. A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table. A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table. A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table. A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table.
A Lego robot with a claw that opens in the plane of the table, and an arm that rotates perpendicular to the table. A PCB with various chips, Ethernet jack, and digital display.



LEGO Robotics Archive


Collections of LEGO robotics photos from previous years may be found on the following ESG SP.293 webpages:





 








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