@David... Dude you really have been burning the midnight oil.... Try and take your time with building your inmoov . I know I wish I had of... It really is a rewarding project so string it out as long as you can. You'll be glad you did... I remember when I completed my inMoov's right hand (my first prints) I was so excited to see it work... It didn't matter that I still had 80% of inmoov to complete . I find myself now wishing I had another big project to look forward to... Maybe if I incorporate your AI into my inmoov I can get excited again as he is looking kind of lonely sitting over in the corner of my shop....

Yea, I hear you Richard. I don't have a single part for the InMoov yet, so I am working on the AI. I will take my time. @Toymaker is helping with parts that I cant wait to try. This will cause me to have to take my time and plan things out. You know how it goes though... no matter how careful you are to try to do everything right the first time, technology has a way of passing you up and pushing you to make changes with your project.

I promise you that if you put the AI in your InMoov, you will get very inspired again. A robot that has access to information, even if it isn't a ton of information is a very exciting thing. As more things are added and as they have more information or learn things it gets more exciting. I cant wait to start my InMoov. It is going to be an amazing project and something that I will be happy to show around town.

The very first thing I printed with my 3d printer was the InMoov right hand. Then I printed the left hand. After that I printed my own humanoid robot to have fun with. I will be adding your AI and X10 works fine here in the USA. I never had any problems with it. My robot turning lights on and off would be helpful. Walking in the dark causes accidents.

I agree. I just hope my wife doesn't walk into the robot...

If you need any help getting it setup, let me know. The power of the internet, along with TeamViewer and Skype is a wonderful thing. It will take some of the headache out of the install and will let me see what I need to modify on the install for others.

As suggested to Rich, I would wait until 1.0.0.5 is released. It will save you from having to do a patch to get the new features. Also, I will have another install under my belt when my parts get here for the onboard computer. The install will be fresh in my mind, making it less likely that I forget something if I help install yours.

On the note of my wife, I think she will like the recipe engine. It is something that she will find useful. The more we add things like this, the more globally accepted the robots get.

Hey David.... I have do have TeamViewer installed and will eventually setup Skype too... I will catch you in a week or two when you have a bit more time...

Sounds good bud. I look forward to it.

EZ-AI 1.0.0.5 is available for download. I have shot all of the video for the installation of everything. I have also worked on making the Program-O install much easier.

If you have a GPS attached to your computer... 1.0.0.5 includes an outdoor (GPS) mode that tracks where you are on a map. Along with this, the GPS cords are passed back to ARC in the $RobotAnswer variable.

It also allows you to say "Current Location" for an address line in the Directions module, along with posting your location in the Emergency module. What gets posted in the Directions and Emergency modules are the closest street address to your location.

Its a pretty cool update and probably the last (except for bug fixes) that I will do for a while. I am working on something else for EZ-AI that will take a while to code. Also, I have an InMoov to get built.

The first post of this thread has been updated with the latest information about EZ-AI.

Oh yea, this version also includes the cookbook module.