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Calculating the critical velocity for a robot to traverse obstacles without falling is a complex challenge that requires specific research. The discussion also emphasizes the need for information on designing pantograph mechanisms for lifting. Participants suggest utilizing Google for additional resources and research links. The forum is recognized as a primary source for mechanics discussions, but there is an interest in discovering more forums dedicated to this field. Engaging with the community can provide further insights and assistance on these topics.
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I search information about how to calculate the critical velocity that robot can run when the robot pass over the obstacle without to fall
Also I search information about how to design a pantograph mechanism for lifting
This forum is the only forum that I know about mechanics
I will glad to know about more forums that discuss in mechanics
 
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iii said:
I search information about how to calculate the critical velocity that robot can run when the robot pass over the obstacle without to fall
Also I search information about how to design a pantograph mechanism for lifting
This forum is the only forum that I know about mechanics
I will glad to know about more forums that discuss in mechanics

Welcome to the PF. Your robotics question is not simple at all. Could you please provide a link to your research so far?
 
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