I've always wished I had started a Project Showcase type of thread when I started running my InMoov robot with EZ-Robot. So I'm going to start one now. The first few posts are recaps of the threads I've done, I'll put a link to the original thread so if someone wants to see the discussion they can. Anything I do in the future will be posted on this thread.
Here's the first thread I posted with my InMoov running on EZ-Robot. Original thread - https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/6670
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Wow there’s a lot of detail in the design! I’m ultra impressed at 18 servos. That’s gonna have crazy facial expressions! I do miss your posts! Mostly because with such a detailed support section, not many ppl use the forum lately. So it’s nice when the original crew share stuff they’re working on.
Hi old friend. Good to see you're still building and programing. welcome back. Don't be a stranger.
that's a crazy cool new version of the InMoov. I keep saying it and I'm going to do it soon; I need to get into 3D printing!
Been playing around with my new EZ-InMoov and thought maybe it should be able to move it's legs.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rs-5GGTtj5s
Oh wow! I think that's the first time I've seen the Inmoov legs. Is that the standard design, or did you need to make any modifications? Quite impressive either way!
Holy Smokes, that's cool. The leg movement is a brilliant design. Can you share more info on how you built and animated them?