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Dragon's mouth

In this kit, we will:

  • Using simple wooden and plastic parts, we will build a mechanical joint.
  • By combining joints and arms, we will create a flexible accordion-like mechanism called the “Dragon Mouth.”
  • With the Dragon Mouth, we will grab and move lightweight objects from a distance of half a meter.


And we will also learn:

  • What are linked-arm mechanisms, and how do they work?
  • What is the geometry of a parallelogram, and how is it used in mechanisms?
  • How do mechanical lifts and accordion-like flexible mechanisms operate?
  • What is a mechanical joint, and how can one be built?


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Dragon's mouth

In this kit, we will:

  • Using simple wooden and plastic parts, we will build a mechanical joint.
  • By combining joints and arms, we will create a flexible accordion-like mechanism called the “Dragon Mouth.”
  • With the Dragon Mouth, we will grab and move lightweight objects from a distance of half a meter.


And we will also learn:

  • What are linked-arm mechanisms, and how do they work?
  • What is the geometry of a parallelogram, and how is it used in mechanisms?
  • How do mechanical lifts and accordion-like flexible mechanisms operate?
  • What is a mechanical joint, and how can one be built?


Try it
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Dragon's mouth
Dragon's mouth
Dragon's mouth view 1
Dragon's mouth view 2
Dragon's mouth view 3
Dragon's mouth view 4
Try it

In this kit, we will:

  • Using simple wooden and plastic parts, we will build a mechanical joint.
  • By combining joints and arms, we will create a flexible accordion-like mechanism called the “Dragon Mouth.”
  • With the Dragon Mouth, we will grab and move lightweight objects from a distance of half a meter.


And we will also learn:

  • What are linked-arm mechanisms, and how do they work?
  • What is the geometry of a parallelogram, and how is it used in mechanisms?
  • How do mechanical lifts and accordion-like flexible mechanisms operate?
  • What is a mechanical joint, and how can one be built?


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