As I said before, I've been working on a 24 DOF humanoid robot (what i believe to be the most DOF in a EZ-Robot humanoid) and I finally have a good camera to show him off! As you can see, his two wrist microservos are currently off. (I'm waiting for my threadlocker to glue/bolt these on) and as is his head (it hasn't come yet, same as the EZ-B v4)
All I need now is to extend the leg cables and get a bigger battery, glue the head and hands/wrists on, and he's ready!
Feel free to comment, if you have any suggestions, tell me!
(P.S, this IS a custom robot. This is not a standard Robotis robot.)
also, the pictures were taken later at night, so please excuse the darkness.
CURRENT OVERALL TOTAL (USD) : 1200 (about)
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If your careful, no problem. If you need to use a fair bit of force don't try to move it.
Simple answer - No.
just moving the legs into a straight position while off or moving the arms to screw in a nut wouldn't hurt right? sometimes I have to fix certain parts.
EDIT: Rich's post didn't show up when I posted. Thanks!
Just fixed some problems with the robot - mainly the wrist servos being a pain. It's almost ready for more photos.
Also, guys. Can an elmer's glue stick damage the Dynamixel's casing?
As promised, here are some more photos of the robot! The casing of the backpack is off (i'm fixing it; hopefully i can show it in the next photo) and the hands are on him. Give me your opinions!
goodlooking robot. part F7 on choulder.the arm will not go all the way up.
It actually goes up/down just fine. It's for holding down the wires (hot glue) without having to glue directly to the dynamixel.