Sound Servo (EZB) icon Sound Servo (EZB) — Map EZ-B audio volume to servos; multi-servo mirroring, scalar range control, invert/min-max, waveform feedback to sync mouth motion. Try it →
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Steps

  1. Add Auto Position
  2. Add Servos
  3. Create New Frames
  4. Create Action From Frames
  5. Voila!

Creating Frames By Moving The Robot Arm Servos

Step 5 of 5
Voila!

You have now created custom frames by moving the robot manually and added them to an action. The auto-position manual provides more information on how to utilize the robot's additional features. For example, you can have actions executed using the ControlCommand from speech recognition, camera detection, or even triggered by AI.

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