Using the clip n play technology is best. A new design is $50k minimum for injection molding...
However, if you combine JD and Six in that way you will have 2 EZ-Bs and 2 batteries, both wouldn't be required and therefore the Six base and dome, if being redesigned, could be made to suit the male clip better without being made taller, or even get rid of the base and dome, using existing parts you could add six legs to JD (I haven't counted ports used but it's might have enough on one EZB, if not it's very close)
I figured nomad invisioned the concept being custom 3d printed not injection molded.
On the Ezb port count, Six has 6 legs with 12 degrees of freedom or 12 servo motors. Standard JD configuration leaves 8 digital ports free. If you remove JD's legs that frees up 6 more ports. 6+8 = 14. 14 - 12 for Six's legs, leaves 2 and you add a rotation servo a the waist that leaves 1 digital port. 2 would not be required but you might want 2 ezb4s if you plan to add sensors.
Yeah but 3D printing isn't for everyone... I for one am still not convinced by it and wouldn't be in any kind of rush to buy something that was 3D printed (although I am becoming warmer towards 3D printing lately).
@Justin, thanks for counting up (I was just off out so didn't get chance).
Using the clip n play technology is best. A new design is $50k minimum for injection molding...
However, if you combine JD and Six in that way you will have 2 EZ-Bs and 2 batteries, both wouldn't be required and therefore the Six base and dome, if being redesigned, could be made to suit the male clip better without being made taller, or even get rid of the base and dome, using existing parts you could add six legs to JD (I haven't counted ports used but it's might have enough on one EZB, if not it's very close)
I figured nomad invisioned the concept being custom 3d printed not injection molded.
On the Ezb port count, Six has 6 legs with 12 degrees of freedom or 12 servo motors. Standard JD configuration leaves 8 digital ports free. If you remove JD's legs that frees up 6 more ports. 6+8 = 14. 14 - 12 for Six's legs, leaves 2 and you add a rotation servo a the waist that leaves 1 digital port. 2 would not be required but you might want 2 ezb4s if you plan to add sensors.
rich
something averyone can print. not a new mall.
justin
yes
Yeah but 3D printing isn't for everyone... I for one am still not convinced by it and wouldn't be in any kind of rush to buy something that was 3D printed (although I am becoming warmer towards 3D printing lately).
@Justin, thanks for counting up (I was just off out so didn't get chance).
rich thats thru inclu myself ,i cant affort one.
anthony
you gonna make a model?
anthony
thank you
anthony
that is cool .
thank you
That is so cool Anthony.