Just thought I would show a little video of Max showing his moves. Let me know what you think.
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I am upgrading to new ezrobot he servoes I love the quietness and strength.
I am also adding a linear lift so upper body can grow up or down depending what it’s doing. Overall it will be around 5’ up and 3’ down.
Has anyone successfully come up with a movement device so robot can be controlled by human movement.
@Ellis
Hmmm, are we celebrating new years early? That sentence doesn't make any sense to me... Can you re-word and elaborate? Do you mean something like you mentioned before?I once made a metal frame that I strapped to my arm.. Each joint like elbow, wrist and 2 fingers had a potentiometer measuring the angle of movement. When I moved my arm the pots at each joint translated that angle movement correspondingly to a robot arm I had built (which also had an elbow, wrist and gripper). I later included a shoulder joint as well... It was kind of like doctors doing remote surgery with an advanced robot arm, if you get the picture..
Sorry for confusion. Yes I am still looking for a system that will allow my arm wrist and finger movements to be replicated on my robots arm wrist and fingers. I know the technology is available but not a reasonably priced complete system.