Hi,
I knew ez-robot finding DJ's video on his DIY Wall-e
I'm a big fan of radio-controlled scale model (airplane, glider, boat, car, drone). I also saw the video on the AR.Drone.
So I decided there was more than a year of ordered Roli, to learn ez platform. I received it two weeks ago, I learned with as planned; o)
My goal is to make a flying drone, but to learn before with ground drone. But secretly, I also wanted to do my proprewall-e. But could not find a wall-e in France (at a reasonable price at least).
And today I won an auction on ebay uk for a 10" wall-e eek
By TheRat
— Last update
Other robots from Synthiam community
Tfitzrandolph's Custom Robot Build Wobble Frog
Hey all! I wanted to post to show a project I created using the EZ-Robot system. As far as robots go its a very simple...
Luis's Using A Mq-? Sensor With The Ezb4 And ARC
Hello everyone.. Again I placed the demo into a video. Hope you enjoy. I will be happy to answer any questions you may...
Ezang's Beginning 3D Printed Hand, Some Moves - Voice...
My new hand, my have to re-work with better string, other commands... Tips are not on yet... still needs a lot of work,...
Awesome! We look forward to seeing your projects @TheRat and let us know when you have questions, the folks on the forums here are quite helpful!
Thanks
I'm waiting to have it now.
I have a lot of idea, try to put servos into arm to move the gripper,
keep his blue eyes and put the camera nearby,
put a servo to modify the angle of the eyes, etc...
I have some probleme with my Roli for now, I will open an other post soon
@ the Rat , the 10 inch walle is very small. You can completely gut it to make room for servos. The only way I can think of manipulating the "claws" on walle are to use a combination of clear fishing wire, ran through guide tube and elastic stretch wire to keep tension on the claws to stay open until a servo in the body pulls on the filament fishing wire. If you have experience with RC you may have seen these techniques in ultralight foam planes where metal pushrods and clevis are too heavy.
Hi,
Yes I thought about this trick also
But if the gripper are just here for a more expressive wall-e, smaller servos, I think 5g sub micro servo could perhaps fit the arm size
I have some sub micro here and they are still too big. You can however try using "muscle wire" which isn't super fast light servo movement but you can make it fit anywhere!
I have 5g servos , they are not small enough to fit inside the arm. They would be nearly twice as tall as the arm is thick. Just saving you some time
http://www.musclewires.com/MWFlexinol.php
http://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDrillDownView?langId=-1&storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&search_type=jamecoall&freeText=muscle+wire
Thanks
Maybe they could match: