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Boca Bearings Innovation Contest May Winner: The Walking Beast (pic)



Congratulations to Martin Montesano, the 2012 International Boca Bearings Innovation Contest winner for May! Martin’s submission, The Walking Beast, is is a kinetic work of art that tests the limits of large scale mechanical locomotion using applied math, science, engineering and technology. It is a unique vehicle that moves without wheels and is large enough to carry passengers. There are 114 deep groove ball bearings in the linkage system of The Walking Beast. A 19-inch slewing bearing is used in the hydraulically operated lifting/turning disc. There are tapered roller bearings and standard ball bearings in the axle housing, and there are ball bearings and needle bearings in the planetary gear reduction boxes. The transmission has a one-way roller bearing, ball bearings, thrust bearings and bushings. Finally, there are a variety of bearings in the gasoline-powered engine. With The Walking Beast receiving 793 votes, Martin wins an Apple iPad2 and is now eligible to win a grant check for $10,000 or a 3D printer from Makerbot Industries ($2,500 value). Submit your project for the opportunity to be a winner! http://www.bocabearings.com/innovation-contest/official-application.aspx And please continue to vote for your favorites!

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