Roborad

bret.tallent

USA
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I posted this in the wrong section I guess, but here is a link to my newest bot - RoboRAD. I am combining a RAD 2.0 base and a robosapien.

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#17  

Well, first things first. I removed the cup holder.

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Then cleaned up the opening.

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#18  

While I had the old decals soaking in a cleaner, I decided to work on my camera mount. I am going to use the mounting plate from the original bracket.

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I used a servo horn from the servo I will be using to adapt to the mounting plate.

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After cutting it down I was able to super glue it into the mounting plate.

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Then attach that to the servo.

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And finally attach that to the camera housing.

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That will provide the pan to my camera. Next I will mount a servo to the side of this little servo for up and down movement. This whole thing will replace the head on Robosapien.

#19  

I also started taking Robosapien apart for my modifications. I needed to remove the leg motors and the old head/neck. I am going to use the lights and sensor though to add to my new head/camera.

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#20  

Nice i see you figured out what i did with squegees camera. Nice! Are you going to do a tilt up and down too?

#21  

Yup - did you do that on squeegee? If so, how did you do it? I was going to mount a servo horn on the side of the pan servo and attach it to another servo for up/down movement.

#22  

I have not done tilt on squeggee yet . I need to check for space. If /when i do it i will cut the slot the serve is in a quarter inch longer and cut the mounting tabs off. Then glue a serve horn to the side of the panning servo. Cheap mini pan and tilt sorta like gunner did. The "bracketless pan and tilt"

#23  

That's my plan as well. I think it will be fine.

I think my biggest hurdle is going to be how I drive the RAD section. You can only have one Movement Panel and that has to be the one connected to the Robosapien for communication to it's control board. So I am going to experiment with using the leg motor wires to drive the RAD motors.

#24  

Must you use the robosapien feature? Not sure how you would do that using power from leg motors. Is there a schematic you have for Robosapien to guide you?