Beyond the Prusa Mendel, what are three other distinct RepRap printer models mentioned on the website, and what is one unique characteristic or design feature for each? Additionally, identify where a user can find a comprehensive list of RepRap printer models and their variations.
Navigate to 'reprap.org'. Click on the 'What is RepRap?' link (ID 321) or navigate to the 'About' page (ID 324) to find the list of RepRap models. Identify at least three distinct RepRap models other than Mendel or Prusa Mendel. For each identified model, find one unique characteristic or design feature. Locate the link or section that provides a comprehensive list or family tree of RepRap models and their variations. Synthesize the names of the three models, their unique characteristics, and the location of the comprehensive list.
The agent successfully navigates to a page listing various RepRap models. The agent identifies three distinct models (e.g., Darwin, Huxley, Prusa i3, Tantillus, Rostock, FoldaRap, Morgan, Simpson, R-360) and provides a unique characteristic for each (e.g., Darwin: 'the father, where it all begun'; Huxley: 'the smaller'; Prusa i3: 'incorporates lessons learned from the previous two Prusa designs, as well as other popular modern RepRap designs'; Tantillus: 'the fully printable portable RepRap!'; Rostock: 'is a delta robot 3D printer'; FoldaRap: 'the foldable-portable RepRap!'; Morgan: 'Uplift Prize Winner!'; Simpson: 'characterized by a delta infrastructure with only simple revolute joints'; R-360: 'is the first polar printer with rotating bed!'). The agent identifies the 'RepRap Family Tree' (ID 382) or 'RepRap Family DB' (ID 383) as the location for a comprehensive list of models.