Build an easy-to-make, battery-powered four-legged walking robot. The robot uses a linkage mechanism to convert the motor’s rotation into the back-and-forth motion of its legs, so you can learn how motion is converted as you build it. You can take your finished robot home as a souvenir. If time allows, you can also make a caterpillar robot that moves by vibration.
| Location | Building 5, 2F, MR205a & MR205b |
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| Time | Nov 28 (Sat): 10:00–10:40, 11:00–11:40, 13:00–13:40, 14:00–14:40, 15:00–15:40 Nov 29 (Sun): 10:00–10:40, 11:00–11:40, 13:00–13:40, 14:00–14:40, 15:00–15:40 |
| Eligibility | Elementary school students and older (1st–3rd graders must be accompanied by a parent/guardian) |
| Capacity | 10 groups per session (up to 3 people per group) |
| Reservation | Required |
Other Works
Contents
Introducing MURAN’s contents, so you can find the way to take part that suits you
Events
Introducing MURAN’s events
We’ll host a wide variety of stage programs, including talk shows, performances, and live music
Booths where you can experience making things and advanced technology, all in one place. Fun for all ages.
Exhibits introducing the activities of DENSO and its partners. Enjoy making new discoveries
Food trucks and gourmet booths that are fun to look at and delicious to eat, all in one place!
