My personal Wall-e This is my project to build a real Wall-e:
It measures 10 inches high.
It has 2 micro-servos for the arms. 2 servos for the wheels 1 servo for the neck 1 micro-servo for the head movement (up-down)
The eyes are two wireless cameras with microphone (only one works)
Coming up the video of Wall-e in operation.
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Wow, that's a nice wall-e!! What casing did you use? It comes apart much different than the u-command that I had used. the two cameras really helps clean it up!
Thank you very much. Wall-e was a remote control. He had a realistic finish. The Disney sold in stores but eventually is discontinued because it was a limited edition.
Upload a video soon.
Looking forward to it!
hello,
I actually just won this wall-e on ebay.... any word on that video? or any link to pics of your project, i want to see how you went about it, since most wall-e here are a different model.
for some reason i cant see the pics in the original post.
thanks,
carlos
ok so i just figured out, this is a" remote control wall e same sizebut much diff than the u command wall-e
arms and head go, in and out
so the head retracts into the body, not all the way, but that motion.
the hand and rod insert into the yellow part of the arm....kinda cool.....
ill see how this goes
dude,
any way yuo can post some pics of your wall-e? like i said i have the same one and need some ideas, thanks man