Let me introduce you my Inmoov version ,
(my 4 year grand daughter called it : ROBOTO)
The work is not yet complete , but I think promising.
I intend to take a break during the summer and will get back to my project later.
Surely if it rains outside I will probably start writing scripts
(it is so easy to get addicted to this kind of project)
By Aerius
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@Aerius
Great neat job Gilles, and will be interesting if all the wires running up to the EZB will fit in the spine?
Chris.
Not a problem, the existing slim HDMI cable is capable to control bot arms and shoulders total of 20 servos.
And the spine opening is about 3/4 inch, so there is plenty of space to feed an other HDMI cable with an extra 20 wires.
The only role of EZB is to control servos or receive signal from sensors. The power is supply by an other source directly to the servos.
The great advantage EZB fitted in the head are:
1- No dangling wires at the back 2- EZB camera use in the eye
Lets be proud of it!
EZ-RobotLogoonInmoovleftShoulder.stl
EZ-RobotLogoonInmoovRightShoulder.stl
I like it.
@Aerius,
Very nice. I really like your Inmoov. So much so, that I think I'm going to build one myself. I do have a question though. What percentage of infill are you printing the various parts with?
@joseph4760 depends on the part... superficial parts like the chest, face, hand covers etc can be low like 15% or so.... However, parts that require a lot of strength like arms, torso framework and gearboxes would require a higher infill... I used 50% on those parts....
@ Richard R,
Thank you for the response. That's just what I needed to know. Time to get printing!