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Wheeler Chair Robot

I saw that last year somebody had built a wheel chair robot?. My idea for the new Robot will be as a stage mascot that can also pretend to play the drums on stage. My brother has a live Metal band every Saturday night and most of the time we have trouble with no drummer showing up. We end up using a Drum machine instead with the 2 other guys on real guitars and singing. So Terminator will be able to move around and substitute behind the drum kit with the Live drum machine signal activating terminator arms at the drums. Also need him to move around in a wheel chair , so is anyone out there that has done this wheel chair hack, looking for suggestions on power/motor controller connections etc...should not be too hard just larger than I'm used to building. This is a youtuber that bought what I just bought,takes a month to get from China and we are building the rest of the Endoskeleton to integrate in wheel chair....


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#625  

Well I solved the noisy foot issue with six spider, used electrical tape wrapped at ends of feet to make cushions,works really well 80 percent more Quiet like a real spider!

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#626  

Now all it needs are two red leds to make creepy eyes and some scary  creature sounds!

#627   — Edited

How many eyes does a real spider have 4 or 8? I gotta check that! YA creepy some 6, most have 8.

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#628   — Edited

So last night I got much improvements on the head neck and arm motors/servos. The new dual motor controller for the neck motor and for the wrist/hand rotation motors. Elbow metal rods added to support the robot carry 2 King Can beers.EZ Tiny controller just for head rotation and arms movements and to go to amplified speaker in neck,Cylon talking,heavy bass.,2nd EZ cam over mouth to be set for human facial recognition, will track movements with head motor, as  lower cam I use to see dirt on Floor watching it vacuum. His attack stance works amazing, when it rotates wrists the arms are to the sides but rotate the other way and both hands are ready to fire guns. Anyway a lot done.

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#629  

Well hey! I just noticed a video record option at the bottom of Camera panel controls, I never noticed that before ,or would have used it, must be new? Tried it and it seems to record smoothly for 320 mode,good in day light! I have 2 EZ cams on my Cylon now so this can be handy. I guess the EZ cam does not have a microphone for sound. Possibly try out one of the cellphone cameras to get audio and video.

#630  

More electronics added to get head movements and arm,hand motors in sync for various weapon stances.face tracking,color tracking with second head cam. Tons of sonar working now it can really safely vacuum without ever hitting any chairs in the way. Roomba handles the battery power extremely well!

#631  

Hey hey, finally got Nomad's 3d printed Daleks,sent me a small one for my desk and this bigger one that can be used as a synthiam robot body.I need to adjust the blue spider shell since it pops off with faster speed due to vibrations, some tape possibly. Dalek just needs painting now to look cool, then It can do some really neat stunt driving tricks!

#632  

Another 6 AM update as I do normally get up at 3 AM to do touching up jobs on the main robot I enjoy upgrading. This time I ripped out the old analog motor for head and upgraded with an extra HD servo because I could not get accurate left right timing on the head movement. Modern servo is really the best option with ARC panels.The buzzing sound is the old motor hanging off to the side still getting power will delete that.Servo is working perfect.Now just got to put Cylon head back on and wire up the main eye light to get power off Tiny controller. The small hbridge board is powering the old hand motors and has 5volt regulator for both sonar at top.