Maker Faire 2024 | Orbitus Robotics

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Event location

Historic Mare Island 560 Nimitz Ave, Vallejo, California - 94592 United States

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Photo 1: Open electronics shelf and wiring visible inside a blue-and-silver robot display.

Photo 2: Whimsical silver robot sculpture displayed beside colorful illustrated artwork at Maker Faire.

Photo 3: Two smiling exhibitors take a sunny outdoor selfie with costumed attendees behind them.

Photo 4: Three exhibitors pose with a blue-and-silver Dalek-style robot on the waterfront midway.

Photo 5: Three smiling exhibitors crowd into a selfie beside the Dalek-style robot and festival visitors.

Photo 6: Wide-angle selfie of three exhibitors with the robot and busy outdoor fair behind them.

Photo 7: Children gather around two robots during a demonstration inside the Maker Faire hangar.

Photo 8: Presenters stand between two robots as children watch from the front of the booth.

Photo 9: Crowd of young visitors faces the robot demonstration against a colorful Maker Faire backdrop.

Photo 10: Three presenters speak to children gathered closely around the two display robots.

Photo 11: Presenters and a Dalek-style robot face an attentive group of children in the hangar.

Photo 12: Two children with bright backpacks lean forward for a closer look at the demonstration.

Photo 13: Three costumed attendees in dark utility gear chat on the sunlit waterfront midway.

Photo 14: Monumental riveted metal horse head sculpture stands against a clear blue sky.

Photo 15: Long black coat decorated with mathematical, scientific, and geometric symbols viewed from behind.

Photo 16: Computer monitor displays Maker Faire checkout payment options and an order total.

Photo 17: Wide selfie frames two adults and an articulated mechanical arm beside a blue canopy.

Photo 18: Closer selfie frames two adults beneath a blue canopy, with a mechanical arm cropped above.

Photo 19: White Orbitus Robotics shirt printed with vertical Japanese lettering across the front.

Photo 20: White shirt featuring vivid blue-and-red cyberpunk android artwork framed by Japanese text.

Photo 21: Black Orbitus Robotics shirt with a small logo and vertical Japanese lettering.

Photo 22: Black shirt printed with colorful neon robot artwork in a futuristic city scene.

Photo 23: Close rear view of R.O.B. centered on the sunlit midway among surrounding visitors.

Photo 24: Wider rear view of R.O.B. among visitors, with long shadows across the pavement.

Photo 25: R.O.B. is centered between passing visitors, its articulated arms lowered beside the treads.

Photo 26: Purple-and-green multi-legged robot crouches on the pavement beside a visitor's shoe.

Photo 27: Closer view of the vivid purple walking robot with articulated legs spread outward.

Photo 28: Orbitus exhibitor takes a selfie with an attendee wearing a decorated top hat and goggles.

Photo 29: Tracked R.O.B. faces a small red-haired character figure riding a wheeled platform.

Photo 30: Large sculpted metal face towers above the waterfront with R.O.B. visible in the distance.

Photo 31: Black UC Davis Formula-style race car numbered 290 displayed beside the waterfront railing.

Photo 32: Compact orange articulated rover with linked arms and small wheels rests on the pavement.

Photo 33: Tall metal sculpture with a monkey head holds a weighted bar against the open sky.

Photo 34: Oversized plush sculpture resembles a brown dome topped with broad red-and-white panels.

Photo 35: Black-and-red steam tractor with large spoked wheels parked beside the waterfront.

Photo 36: Four exhibitors in white lab coats pose around a blue-and-silver Dalek-style robot.

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Photo 1: Rotary tool bit contacts a small sprocket beside the tread, with metal shavings across the frame.

Photo 2: Close side view of a chain drive running between the robot tread and metal chassis.

Photo 3: Chain wrapped around a small drive sprocket mounted to a drilled metal plate.

Photo 4: Hand tool positioned beside the tread chain and axle during drivetrain assembly.

Photo 5: Narrow clearance between the tread wheel, drive chain, and chassis wall.

Photo 6: Exposed sprocket, chain, and wheel hub mounted above a newly machined chassis opening.

Photo 7: Gloved hand holds a red measuring bar across the side of the raised tread assembly.

Photo 8: Side profile of the raised triangular tread frame with exposed wheels and chain drive.

Photo 9: Close angled view shows a hand holding a digital caliper across the tread frame.

Photo 10: Hand steadies a digital measuring bar across the lower edge of the tread frame.

Photo 11: Wider angled view shows a hand holding a digital caliper across the tread frame beside exposed electronics.

Photo 12: Rear view between both treads showing a central linear actuator, hoses, and wiring.

Photo 13: Dense internal routing of braided hoses, motors, connectors, and multicolored control wires.

Photo 14: Multicolored wires routed beside a black cylindrical motor inside the robot chassis.

Photo 15: Close-up of a cylindrical drive motor secured beside a machined aluminum bracket.

Photo 16: Manufacturer label and cable sleeve on a black HengDrive motor inside the chassis.

Photo 17: Two large batteries strapped into the chassis with red power leads and terminal blocks.

Photo 18: Overhead view of the open tracked base, exposing motors, wiring, and battery connections.

Photo 19: Wooden spacer and metal pivot hardware fitted beside internal wiring and the chassis wall.

Photo 20: Red and black power cables pass through a sealed fitting in a wooden mounting block.

Photo 21: Central linear actuator mounted between the treads above a round chassis indicator.

Photo 22: Round digital voltage gauge on the chassis displays a 13.1-volt reading.

Photo 23: Nearly assembled tracked base in the workshop with sloped front panel and exposed upper frame.

Photo 24: Ethernet cable plugged into an illuminated controller board deep inside the robot chassis.

Photo 25: Ethernet cable plugs into a partially obscured circuit board amid bundled wiring inside the chassis.