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This is not a mechanical frog! 🐸 It's a tripteron, a parallel-axis manipulator. Basically, a XYZ platform that moves in three directions using precision linear stages. The movement system is based on a kinematic design from Laval University, optimized for stability and efficiency with fewer moving parts. A key...

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