Inmoov Conversion

Perry_S

USA
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Hello all, I wanted to start my own thread to discuss my Inmoov and my conversion to EZ Robot. I appreciate all the work by the MRL guys but I struggle with it. I am indebted to the help they gave me but I needed something a little more along in development with some documentation.

So here is my guy. Pretty standard build as far as inmoov's go.

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Here's the back. All the standard inmoov components. Dual 256 Megas, Nervo boards USB hub, Power supplys etc.

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So the tear down begins. I need to clean up that wiring too. What a rats nest!

I just received my EZR controller and camera so I have no idea how to program it yet. I figured I would at least try to set up a GUI that allows me to manually move the servos like the MRL swing GUI. Five or six hours later and a few tutorials and I have this three screen model. I was easily able to add way more than basic servo control.

Here is the main control screen. Contains the face tracking speech functions and a custom Pandorabot for AI. Some MS cognitive stuff as well.

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Here is the second screen. Head functions with a mouth control servo, neck, torso, and the 2 neopixel rings I have.

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Third screen is for the arms and hands

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So now I pretty much have all the same functionality I had in MRL give or take. I am pretty sure I am not doing this entirely correctly but it will come with time. Need to get into the scripting. I guess there are some tutorials to watch. So far my experience has been pretty good and in a day eclipsed my MRL progress of the last 6 months.

I'll update this thread with my progress and appreciate any feedback.

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#121  

@mayaway

What type of drill motors are you using?

#123  

Just for the record a 1 pound (2.2 kg) spool of 1.75 filament will get you one right thigh. A tad more than KFC. The black is still holding out for joints though.

Funny thing. I can no longer take pics in landscape mode.

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#124  

Impressive ! Congratulations !

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#125  

@Perry, I think you have that the wrong way around, it’s 1kg = 2.2 pounds! :)

Chris.

#126  

I'm from the US. We don't profess to be good at the metric system!

I thought the right thing but typed the wrong.

United Kingdom
#127  

Easily done Perry.

Your Inmoov is look GREAT, that’s a lot of filament to make the legs. I’m must start to print them, but I got side tracked and have started to rebuild my old hexapod with HDD Servos. Well that’s my excuse, but truthfully I think I’m a little apprehensive with how long it’s going to take and the build size!

#128  

This guy is intimidating. Luckily right now he has a 10 Gallon beer brew kettle for a right leg so I am not afraid of him attacking me. I still need to weld a new section into the stand to remedy that. Plus I am low on beer. Another spool of hatchbox white shows up tomorrow so the old printer will be huffin and puffin through the weekend to make the right calf and foot.

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