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Walk This Way DIY walking robot STEM kit

DIY walking robot mechanical linkage model

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Walk This Way! DIY Walking Robot

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Product SKU: LGPW300

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₹ 349 ~~₹ 429~~

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Description

Walk This Way! DIY Walking Robot

Walk This Way! DIY Walking Robot is a hands-on STEM learning model that allows students to build a mechanically powered walking robot using simple components. From the very beginning, it fits naturally into science projects for class 6 while also helping teachers simplify explanations for a class 5 science project. As a result, motion concepts become visual, engaging, and easy to explain.

Designed with a laser-cut wooden frame and colorful parts, this robot introduces learners to motion linkages, motor-driven movement, and basic robotics through step-by-step assembly.

Materials and User Manual

Laser-cut wooden body frame
DC motor
Battery holder (for 2 AA batteries)
Plastic wheels (used as foot platforms)
Screws, nuts, and spacers
Connecting rods and linkages
Small screwdriver

Science Projects for Class 6 – Working Principle

The robot operates on the principle of rotary-to-linear motion conversion. When the DC motor rotates, connected linkages and levers translate circular motion into a stepping movement. This clear walking action helps students confidently explain mechanical motion during science projects for class 6 and also supports observation-based learning.

Advantages of This Science Project

Clear Concept Demonstration: The visible stepping motion makes it easier to explain robotics and mechanics in science projects for class 6.

Multi-Level Learning: The same robot can be simplified for demonstrations used in a class 5 science project without changing its structure.

Confidence and Achievement: Completing the robot build boosts confidence and encourages logical thinking through hands-on exploration.

Features of This Science Project

Build-your-own walking robot model
Demonstrates motor-driven mechanical motion
Precision laser-cut wooden components
Easy-to-follow assembly steps
Ideal for science projects for class 6 and display in a class 5 science project