Robot Industry Blog

Revolution Update - May 28 2014

Here is the most recent update...




It has been a long and successful year designing the EZ-Robot Revolution product line. As you can see from our website, the robots and EZ-B controller board are working amazing. There have been positive experiences from our pre-order customers with the EZ-B v4.

Now that we have handed our designs to the manufacturing companies, we are starting to receive first-run samples of the parts. This is the second batch of parts we have received. We also made a video of the first batch, which you can find on our channel.

We have another batch showing in a week - where we will make another video, of course! :)

We are still on target for shipping in July! Great news :D

And here is the previous update...





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#1  

Awesome! And to be honest, the EZ-B case and power shell look so much better there than the 3D printed versions.

#2  

I have a feeling a pizza dinner is in store for the team tonight.... ;) I agree with Rich, the injection molded ezb shell looks awesome... So the molds are being done in China... Where are the boards being done? China as well, shall I assume?

Awesome:)

Canada
#3  

@Richard R - You are correct! We have one group managing the electronics assembly (EZ-B v4, Camera, wiring harnesses) and another doing the plastics. They are both in China and already work closely together to ensure everything is getting done!

#4  

Product Management and Project Management appear to be as one entity @ EZ-Robot.:):):):)

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#5  

Thanks everyone:)

3D Printing will never compete with a real injection molded piece. There are very fine details that the 3D Printers are unable to create. Once you hold a injection molded piece from Revolution, you will understand what has taken so long:D

#6  

When the prAda starts to flow I'll have to get a few of the EZB shells. They do look great. I've already stripped out a couple screw holes and broke a couple screw posts opening and closing the 3D printed ones.

#7  

All of it looked so amazing! I can't even believe the difference. I am such a newbie, because even the 3D printed pieces looked unreal to me. No comparison though, you are right DJ!

United Kingdom
#8  

@Dave, you are not alone there. One of the first things I did was over tightened the screw and snapped the post.Then I did it again!..

United Kingdom
#9  

@Rich did you want a spare shell? pm me your address if you want me to print you a replacement ABS one:)

Cheers,

Jay:)

United Kingdom
#10  

I fixed it with some glue and it seems to have done the job, I don't intend on taking the cover off again anyway (only did so I could reset the wifi and couldn't find something that fit in the hole). Thanks anyway though.