Omnibot 2000 , Rad 2.0 Vacuum Bot

jstarne1

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#1609  

Thanks Brett! , and IM estimating 37 inches tall but I have not measured with the wheels and neck on at the same time so it may be a inch more.

#1610  

Also Josh, it will probably be another 10 days for your pinion gears to arrive. :/

#1611  

Thanks Josh, Fred , and Glickclik.

I was asking about the mics because a cheap array that had 3-5 mics that could track what direction the sound is coming from and follow it with the head or body would be nice. But, it must be cheap for me to afford it. Josh, it was neat that you could track a fire with the IR array.

#1612  

the superbeam mike has a much better sound interface,to remove some noises and more i set up a test with my family and everyone talking ,and was in the back of the room and LEAF heard me,with a regulator mike he didnt,superbeam it rated the best,software plus the special microphone it ma y work great on EZB havent tested it yet, they have a special sensor for fire thats much better,like of the firefighting contest use it mike and usb adapter from andrea is $45 sometimes cheaper on ebay

#1613  

Thanks Troy , I won't need the pinions while IM sanding and doing.various body work.

#1614  

looks like you omnibot is getting there,sounds like good news ,pretty soon after the painting the fun part begins ,coding and making the scripts

#1615  

Possible battery layout , I need to be sure I put most the weight below the waist because of how tall Jarvis is.

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If I put 4 12 volt batteries in the base and my main 6 volt servo battery then I will have about 30 pounds in the base close to the floor. If I want it to be balanced I could put 2 of the 12v batteries in the upper torso but I want to keep heavy stuff low to reduce fall risk.

#1616  

4 12v batteries = 408 watt hours of 12v power and 72 watt hours of 6 volts. If my usage averages 100 Watts power usage.it will run 3 to 4 hours continuously without the vacuum. The power usage jumps when using the vacuum but it used about 50 Watts / hr. So with the vacuum running Jarvis could run about 2 hours.