Here It Is So Far.

stonewolf

USA

Well robotic friends, this is a first look at what I am building. Figured I would give you all a look what I have done so far. Its not alive yet, still waiting on my preorder and other parts I have on order. Please bear with me on the quality of pictures, still getting used to things.

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Its a combo of a Rad 1.0 and a Robosapien V2 and a Omnibot 2000 and more things to come as I tinker. This is my first robot to build.

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#9  

Looking good. Love how that Omni 2000 head fits perfectly with the Rad body and the Robosapian arms work too. Brilliant!

#10  

You really made all those robot parts come together nicely. Well done!

#11  

I see, I own a rad 1.0 my self and a robosapien v2 but I am not familiar with the omnibot I gotta look for some videos about it. Will you be utilizing the rest of your robosapien parts for a different project?

#12  

Bautista116 :-} Well the robosapien V2 I had bought off of Ebay was a paralyzed one, wiring harness was crap and well it had some loose/broken parts in the legs, I was just wanting the upper section and arms, so it was a good deal for what I was needing it for. Right now I am just keeping what parts I have, until my robot is done, then what I have left I will probably keep or sell. If you want to see the Omnibot 2000 you can find a couple on Ebay or you can even look at what others have done with the Omnibot 2000 on the site, DJ has done one and so have others. Tonight I have been working on my robots head, it's going to turn side to side, but I am working on having it move it head in all directions, with a pan and tilt system, just trying to figure out away to fasten it and well the head is sort of weighted. I got to sit down and come up with a name and also a color scheme, I am going to make this thing unique :-} I just cannot wait to bring it alive :-} I just bought a dremel 200 yesterday, it makes things so much simpler, when cutting and modifying the body and parts, I have been doing all of the cutting by hand and with a mini hacksaw. I am having fun building this robot, I am used to building and modifying RC 4x4 trucks, so this is very different for me.

#13  

Well I think I am close to getting my robot to be able to nod it's head and turn it side to side, had to stop and take a break and watch a movie and when I got back to my work bench it just came to me. I will eventually be adding pictures of the inside of the robot and all of the modifications and brainstorms I have done. I have some more things coming from Ebay that I should be getting, I might even start a second robot of some sort, since I am waiting for the V4 to come so I can give my robot some life :-} I would like to get an Omnibot 2000 to tinker with :-} Well I hope everyone is doing well :-}

#14  

Stepping away helps sometimes. I'll spend all day struggling with something and finally call it a night, crawl into bed and 15-20 minutes later more answers start coming to me and I have to decide weather to get back up or not. Usually not, I only sleep 4-6 hours a day so when I get to bed it's because I need to.;) To second what Troy said, you put those parts together nice. What a great mix of bots.:)

#15  

That is awesome! I never would have thought to combine those parts in that way. I'm looking forward to seeing this robot develop.

#16  

Well one of the reasons I started this project was because of what I saw on here. I had never seen, even heard of some of these robots made years back, never paid attention. Well I saw how some of you bought and restored the Omnibot 2000 and the Rad robots. I already was familiar with the Robosapien V1, having owned one in the past. Long story short, I got on Ebay, I bought a Rad 1.0 and a Rad 2.0 for a really good price and then I bought a paralyzed Robosapien V2, just to see if I could fix it. I had them all torn apart and was cleaning them up, when I thought to myself, I wonder what the Rad robot would look like if it had arms and hands that would move, so being openminded and curious and not having a lot of money wrapped into things, I started this build. Then I just got lucky with the Omnibot 2000 head that I recently found on Ebay and well it fit right in with things. I have a couple of other parts I should be winning soon and I will see where things go from there. I think today I am going to sit down and work on a name and a color scheme, probably won't start painting until closer to spring, when it warms up some, my garage isn't heated :-{ By the time the EZ Robot V4 arrives with my other parts I have ordered, I should have things pretty well setup to start testing and getting this bot up and moving. I am also working on cover pieces for the shoulders, sort of tricky, I think I have them already, just got to take my time and custom cut them to fit. But hey it's just time, my dremel and some grinding and patience :-} I will probably start asking questions pretty soon, once I get into the harder more technical parts of the build. I like modern day robotics, but I also like the looks and designs of robots from the past, so this robot brings everything at this point in time together, the best of both worlds :-} I was wondering, where is everyone from on here? I live in Plymouth, Indiana :-}

                                               Steve