My robot friend aRTi began from about 20lbs of PLA. aRTi is a work in progress. I built aRTi to learn. There is a future in AI and robotics and I want to be a part of it.
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Hello! Welcome. This is the place to be for robotics. Nice looking Inmoov, you'll find lots here. You've spent a bit time post processing the face.
Can you share what you used for the eyes? They look great.
Hello 3dGuy,
I purchased the eyes through amazon. I tapped the pupil to allow for the EZ-B v4 Camera.
Pair of Realistic Acrylic Eyes for Halloween PROPS
Thanks,
Mark
Thanks for the link. I didn't know you could buy them like that. T-one may be getting some new peepers.
Looks great and a nice tip on the eyes.
I think your inmoov eyes look cool, There is quite a few inmoov builders on Synthiam, if you ever need advice you will not have to look far. welcome aboard.
Your build looks good, and nice eyes! I see you have a way to go the complete your InMoov, enjoy. Have you or are you going to use the EZ-B controllers, there are a couple of folks on the forum that have converted over from the original Arduino build and never looked back. Programming your InMoov with the ARC s/w is so easy!