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Ideas To Attach A Tablet To Ezr Pan/Tilt Servos

I would like to add Pan/Tilt to a Tablet to be the Robot Interface

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besides the rotation & lever servo i will need: Clip'n'Play Adapter Plate Extension Cube

similar too:

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The tablet is 7" and the weight is 370g (0.82 lbs)

some questions/issues:

  1. Tilt servo (Lever Servo) can a EZR HD servo handle 400g ?
  2. I will need a frame similar to (thingiverse):

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but with a female EZ-BIT

I'm not familiar with 3d tools, zero "nada" skills!,

  1. anyone did something like that ?

  2. can someone build or adapt an existing frame to support a 7" tablet (119.77 x 196.33 x 15.36 mm) ?

  3. other ideas ?

any help/ideas will be appreciated:)


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#10  

@ptp, If you can pivot the tablet around the balance point you will put minimum strain on the servos. For ideas, look at drone photo gimbals.

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#11  

That's a good point boy builder. Should I add the clip to the back? Rather than the bottom, so it's balanced weight distribution?

#12  

@DJ,

Why not put a mount clip at both places? A pivot point at the center of each edge would allow gimbal like movements.

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#14  

I found this setup interesting:

"Zero" position

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"Down"

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"Right"

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The bracket on the right side will allow the top cameras located on front & back to work without being blocked by a vertical frame.

It seems a nice fit, but instead of a lever servo, is needed two rotation servos, but is need also a special bracket to connect the top rotation servo with the horizontal servo or i'm missing something ?

@DJ, Do you think the Gimbal setup will minimize the servos force ?

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#15  

wow, while grabbing the pictures and uploading Speed DJ put a new post!

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#16  

@DJ/Oldbot

the gimbal setup to a back pivot is something like this:

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or there is any alternative to vertical frame blocking the back camera ?