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I think you're right, even though you didn't explain what you meant. Yes, a 12 gram robot can carry 2,400 grams of weight but this does not necessarily mean yo
by frogpelt 12y ago
I think you're right, even though you didn't explain what you meant.
Yes, a 12 gram robot can carry 2,400 grams of weight but this does not necessarily mean you can build a 12 kg robot that will carry 2,400 kg up the side of a building because it would require drastically more stickiness/surface area friction.
I think this is what you meant by "Square-cube law."
- njharman 12y agoOk, I build a 1000 12 gram bots?
- TheLoneWolfling 12y agoThat's pretty much exactly what I meant.
- profinger 12y agoThis is what I was thinking when they said "This is the same as you pulling a blue whale" because I don't think that's accurate. The whale would have a LOT more surface area causing a lot more friction and taking a lot more force. Though I could be wrong.