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This is my 16th robot project EWA. Built from a Walle Ucommand toy. It has a 3d printed head from Xlrobots. I added a cooling fan to the front for a more industrial look. He has led mouth that uses a sound mic.Used hd servos for the head and neck. Micro servos for the arms and continuos hd servos for the tracks.Uses EZB V3 as controller .Installed 5000 mAh li-ion battery pack. Has carry handle attached to his back. Left the original sound board for sound effects. The concept is that if Walle and Eve had an offspring this what he would look like..Makes great little companion in my workshop.
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Felicitations!
I had to laugh looking at your pictures. He is sooo cute. I really do like what you have done with this little guy. Another Pixar movie star in the making for sure. Maybe he could audition for a Wall-E sequel, or even his own movie.
Seriously though, I love this little guy. Great job.
Great job mate!
Do his hands and arms move also? If so, it appears they could reach the floor to pick things up?
any chance for a video ?
I haven't gotten the problem resolved yet but I look forward to getting this project up and running.
I did ask about the battery when connecting it and sure enough you were right. It was charged as it was put together.
Again, Thank you for taking time out from your vacation to help
:-)
I'm looking for candidate 'bot heads to serve as user (student) interfaces with my remedial math tutorial system. It looks like Alan's availability will depend on the Indiegogo results and would not likely to occur until February or thereabouts. The EWA head might work well as an interface for middle school or even high school students . . . so this is your own design, right?
I would need a design that supports these minimal requirements:
SPECS:
EZ-B v4 based
Must support devices needed for
Face recognition (digital camera),
Voice recognition (microphone),
Handwriting recognition (digital camera),
Voice synthesization (speaker)
Neck must have two degrees of freedom
Except for v4, does that match up with what you have done with EWA?
If so, in a few weeks, I'd like to talk about purchasing a head so that I can evaluate its fit with my project. Right now, I'm using a JD head for prototyping but am not sure that it will be the "go to" head for the final project.
Ron
Ron
Mathprof,
As far as a head design, I think it would be great to be able to show the math functions on the face of the robot, which would contain a tablet used to drive your robot. It would allow everything to be self contained and would allow you to just drop a head on a desk, plug it in and go. It is like the head used on my project. If you would like to know about this, please email me and I would be happy to send you some more information. My email is in my profile.