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This is the first of many robot hacks. Its a Fisher Price animated toy I found at a local Recycle depot, batteries included and working. Only the tail has a minor defect. My question is, how to internally add servos AND EZ-B to operate the arms,legs and tail . Without using nanotechnology I hope someone on the Forum can offer a few suggestions. Creatively I could add some kind of "backpack" to contain the EZ-B and servos hmmm. Thought donations graciously accepted!
This first draft video is a little "rough" but I wanted to get it out on the Forum! Heres the YT link......I hope it works
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If you aren't intending it to walk you can make a box platform with the EZ-B inside and send wires through a hole in it's foot. I think you are better off trying to use the existing motors and having EZ-B control them.
I'm hoping for this release soon myself. I can really use a smaller board in the bubble of my B9 to control the lights and the camera up there. Not much room in his brain area to pack everything in that's needed.
Thanks Dave , the mini EZ would be awesome to stick into the belly of the beast!
Micro servos are cheep on ebay most of the time.
I just got 24 of them to play with.
When the mini EZ-B comes out you could have the new dino all ready for it.
Anyway you build it, have fun!
Might be a while as life keeps getting in the way.