I started on a little project for a humanoid-type platform. I have ideas for the body and such, but i'm starting with the head because i'm adding new features to ARC for it.
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is this head in ARC still for use? but with ezbv4 then
@nomad... it's just a plastic mask with servos and leds so it will work fine with any version of the ezb
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yes i know that. i mean the mask is not chowing in ARC under robots.
@nomad18.08 You don't need a control for it... it's not a robot... it's just 3 servos, 2 leds and a plastic mask... It's not difficult to animate using simple scripts or the auto positioner control.....See here....
rr
thanks
Looks great! Very realistic looking. Well done!
Here is a photo of my robot and the mask I used.
There is an EZ camera installed which looks thru the hole in the nose. I used 2 standard EZ servos in the neck which allows movement. The eyes are made from white plastic eggs which are glued to the servo arms on 2 micro servos.
@ nomadTMBS
She does facial tracking and eye tracking which I know you have done. Just be sure if you use micro servos get a voltage reducer so you don't burn them out.
Ron
PS the mask was about $5.00 at a craft store.
thanks for the tip