Resistance Is Futile 7 Of 9 Borg From Star Trek, My Recreation

Steve S

USA

Yes, it is another Star Trek character, and she thinks, she is "Irresistible". I started this project last December and been sidetracked by another project and life. This is as far as it went, but thought I would share it. 7 uses a lightweight fiberglass body, a DIY eye with movement, a plasma disc, an EZ Robot camera, lotiny, micro servos, and Borg weathered mostly DIY hardware. Since this video, I applied a green film to the plasma disc, to create a more "Borg" look.

By — Last update

ARC Pro

Upgrade to ARC Pro

With Synthiam ARC Pro, you're not just programming a robot; you're shaping the future of automation, one innovative idea at a time.

#1  

That is amazing Steve! Such fantastic detail! Is the head a standard foam head? Where did you find the plasma disc? does she have a complete body too?

#2  

Wow, fantastic work, Steve! Loving all the detail you put into it, and that plasma disc looks too cool!

#3  

Justin, Thank you for your comments. Yes, it is a standard foam head. You have to first seal it with water based paint if you plan to use standard spay paint, or it will dissolve. I found the Plasma Disc on Amazon for a reasonable price of $15. Price has increased slightly.

Plasma Disc

The body form is not a full body. I plan to fabricate an arm for her left side, and a Borg weapon on the right. My plan is to utilize the Bosch motors on the arms, I acquired from Tony.

Sebediah, Thank you. I watched Borg videos on their hardware and implants, and tried to duplicate some of their movements, colors, and effects.

PRO
Belgium
#4  

so freaky awesome robot.

PRO
Synthiam
#5  

Yes! That's so great!

#6  

I'll service 7 of 9 anytime she tells me to. LOL. ;) Nice work Steve.

Germany
#7  

Wow, respect. Nice work. Thanks for sharing.

PRO
United Kingdom
#8  

Brilliant Steve! I am a huge Voyager fan and Seven of Nine was a great character (looked good as well)!

Tony