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Mega Jd

What do you guys think about making JD bigger? Is there an alternative for the lower body where the hips and legs connect? If we use another body it looks too wide

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#1  

I've been playing around to add to JD myself to give rotating hips however haven't come up with anything that meets my standards yet.

You can use the extension cubes and the blocks under JDs body if you want the torso to be longer and give connections to the sides.

#2  

not to sink your boat, but I don't think that thing would be walking any time soon ;)

if you're looking to make JD bigger you're probably going to need higher torque servos in the legs. I think polulu makes some higher torque servos that fit in the EZ-Robot brackets. You would also need to lower its center of gravity, as that thing looks unfit to walk due to its large legs.

#3  

@Sudo... Not to thread jack, but just recently (not sure you have heard) DJ mentioned that Jeremie has or is about to finish prototypes on an EZ GPS, EZ gyro, 64 led matrix and possibly a few other electronic bits.... They may take a while to get to the store, but I do like the sound of the gyro.... :)

#4  

I think Sudo is right about the leg servos. I too have been tinkering with making JD taller.

<hint, hint, wink, wink> when EZb V.5 comes out JD needs to be 2-3ft tall. :-)

My solution until then was to amputate the legs, extend the arms and attach the torso to a taller wheel driven system.

#5  

So if we were to put the JD above on a walking simulation how miserbly would it fail haha

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#6  

If I get chance I'll do more than simulate it (without the second torso, I don't have a second torso to play with so will have to use extensions)

Initial thoughts: He wont even be able to stand let alone walk.

#7  

Cool Rich, let us know what it does or post a video for us to see

#8  

Genius! Anthony, that is exactly what I was wanting to do, but you designed it better then I could have!

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#9  

maybe some room for the dms sensor.

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Indonesia
#10  

Hello All, I am getting ez develover time ago. in fact it will I use for real size wall e. I. but it seems I have to wait for the second gearbox on the wheel is broken and need to be replaced but the larger cost, while I was waiting for that, i have idea to make my own JD but i dont have 3d printer, so I made from pvc water pipes and scraps. the idea was developed so as to produce a humanoid robot JD system mechanism but with the new look like (new design humanoid robot). User-inserted image

#11  

Dude, you don't need a 3d printer... The stuff you make from scraps is way better than 3d printed stuff, anyway... That's an awesome looking JD!

Indonesia
#12  

hallo Richard R, i was create a new thrade on forum the detail of how i making my own humanoid robot, sorry wall.e is not have done yet..need repair on his wheel. :(

#13  

YOU HAD IT WHAT IS IT YOU WANT TO KNOW IS TALENT ;)

#14  

CAN YOU TELL ITS HEIGHT I KNOW SOMETHING ABOUT PVC IT IS HARD TO MAKE ONE SHAPE FROM IT CAN YOU TEACH ME HOW YOU DO IT confused confused

Indonesia
#15  

30cm use a thin PVC lower price, is easly tu cut and shape