Happy Crawler 5/18/2021 and new combination robot 6/9/2021

EzAng

USA
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Metal legs adjusted to walk

A short Video for now, servo City Parts, 4 servos, ARC programming -  IoTiny, Battery, etc...

Took a while to get it to walk,   :-)






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Belgium
#1  
ezang

you have almost an army of metal robots.
PRO
USA
#2   — Edited
Nomad, You might be right my friend -  lol

This last one was challenging,  to get it to walk was a feat to overcome.. Auto-Position stuff... Distances were a litter different in the the 4 legs, had to compensate...

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PRO
USA
#3   — Edited
Thanks Jeremie for the email

Your community post was liked by 'Jeremie'.

Your hack last night was "right on"
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Synthiam
#4  
That actually walks with only 4 servos. Pretty cool!
#5  
That is very cool.  You don't almost have an army, you have a platoon of bots:)
PRO
USA
#6  
You also may be right, lol, I trying
PRO
USA
#7  
EzAng,
  That is amazing how it walks with 4 servos.
I agree with merne, you have an amazing amount of robots.
You are always busy with new creations.
Steve S
PRO
Belgium
#8  
ezang 

some idea i have .if you look at your walking gait you see each paw moves about 10 cm forwart .
what would be the result if you move the paw only ,excample 3 cm and little faster ?
PRO
USA
#9  
Nomad, I can try that when  I get  back
PRO
USA
#10   — Edited
Just got back,  9/12/2021

combining my two robots, the Borg robot and the crane robot, should finish today.

many pieces from servo City, servo block etc...
4 servos for: vertical, horizontal movements and two arms movement
micro servo for moving mouth
wire insulator
pock plasma
Ezb4 controller with battery
wire extenders
ARC software for programming and running the new robot
This will be a demonstration of voice commands and the robot responding with verbal responses.

might change the arms

A video will follow later



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