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All the robots you guys at ez-robot made seem very cool and clean. are you guys planning to post them in the EZ-Robots tab?
All the robots you guys at ez-robot made seem very cool and clean. are you guys planning to post them in the EZ-Robots tab?
Personally I am very interested in making JD but I feel like I can't get started yet because I have so many questions before I purchase the servos I need. I am waiting for the tutorials videos on EZ-Bits and JD the bi-pedal robot.... I can't wait to see a video of JD moving around
In comes EZ Robot. Professor orders a handful of ezb , cameras and a 3d printer and now they have the flexibility to print a premade platform or advance into making their own improvements while maintaining the power and flexibility of the ARC and EZ SDK to use with the creations. Imagine each student literally being able to design his or her biped and printing it to assemble for their school project. That's cooler than my LAME robotics lab I had in school. We had a Scootbot 4 arm and some foam toys to move around.
The point of my post was because I would like to create a small bi-pedal robot similar to the NAO's size and features using the EZ-B.
A couple thousand! I was hoping for much less! I think JD is a good start made by EZ-Robot. All the servos together would probably cost less than $150. And you could add LED, speaker, and distance sensor from the kit. Hopefully me and other can work to help progress JD hardware and software overtime.
Export the STLs and load 'em up in 123D or whatever you use.
Give JD a mohawk, big floppy ears, alter his body and give him a nice curvy, slick looking shell... the possibilities are only limited by your imagination
My opensoucred humanoid. Check it out. Its like the third photo in rotation. Let me know what you think.