Learn robotics as you build. Course includes hours of detailed video instruction on 3d printing, assembling, wiring and programming your robot head with a detailed BOM for parts and materials. The course will guide you through the completion of the robot head ALAN, but the online store will include many new modular parts like heads, necks and shoulders to modify your robot into new characters. One platform unlimited robots.
Parts & Materials
You will build using proven controllers like the EZB, IO Tiny, Arduino and ESP 32s as controllers for servo motions LEDs and camera/vision.
You'll need various tools including a 3D printer to produce the plastic parts, use of soldering iron, heat sinks, standard tools like wrenches etc. If you are a DIY builder you will have alot of the tools and parts needed.
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Will any of these print on the Bambu A1 mini? I currently have the A1 mini, the Creality Ender KE and a SE, and a Syndaver AX1
I've already printed the EZ-Robot InMoov Head, but have been totally lost as to what ARC AI plugin to use with it.
@robohappy, as long as the bed measures 256 mm cubed or larger, you are good to go!
@robohappy, Also only two of the parts really need the 256mm cubed space, that is the base and the shoulder shell. Everything else will fit on a smaller bed, and you could also cut up those two pieces to fit on a smaller bed but would not recommend it mostly because it has some structural parts that are important for integrity.
Any idea of ETA for this project?
@dspiller Yeah a couple more weeks...issues with Kajabi at the moment.
.....tick tock.....
I should make clear, that the "Alan" everyone has come to know with the silicone skin is in the works. The actual 3d parts skull parts are included in the course, but I need to see the demand before I choose what route I will go down. Either subbing out molds to a company to make the skins, or/and 3d printed molds people can print themselves and make the skins for their robot. I also plan to make other skin designs, different features etc.
Near the end of the year, I'll introduce Alena for those wanting a female presence. The downloads section will include the head for the blue colored "sad Bot" and the red "Transmutator" robot later in the fall. The work I put back into Mecha Morphix will be reflective from the success of the course and how well it is received.
As soon as all this Kajabi stuff is put to bed, we should be ready to roll!
Good, looking forward to it!