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smattachai.p posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
InMoov says: Where are my legs? Cool progress!
little by little hahaha.
Markus posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
I\’m in Windows mixed reality!
Gee Markus, we are going to lose you in virtuality.
jason fetterman posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
getting things ready to start the Inmoov project
johnn's profile was updated 6 years, 9 months ago
Karthos posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
So is there any estimate on how many complete/incomplete inmoovs there are in the world? seems like there are about 20 or so completed with videos on them and at least a few hundred being worked on that I can find documentation on so there are probably about 3-5K worldwide I am estimating? I am wondering how many nervos have been purchased.
Hello, Way, WAY above those numbers! The current estimation 16/03/19 is above a thousand built partly complete. We have no idea how many complete robot there is. To give you an exemple, I was recently visiting a school, where they have 3 complete (with legs) InMoov. They never posted pictures or videos of their robots… The 1000 clones is based…[Read more]
Well I’d say your number is likely higher.. due to the fact that the InMoov community has over 6,000 users now. IF you figure only HALF of those people built there InMoovs in one form or another.. and than add the fact as you said a school had 3 of them.. and I’m going to be building 2 of them .. one male one female. So he’ll have a companion LOL…[Read more]
juerg posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Might be travelling to south korea in automn 2019. Would like to meet one or more builders. Any hint how to accomplish that?
Bad Buoy posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Oh K here it is
oO I like the orange neck. have you started with any electronics yet?
Actually i had a few servos sitting around from other projects and setting up the eye mechanism , jaw and neck also have the all cameras will be working more on that part next week , right now i am doing a crash course in myrobotlab which i wae not familiar with, i been using other programs , but so far no problem , trying to get the prints done…[Read more]
I was able to calibrate my printer to get most of the parts to push fit. However still struggling with getting some neck pistons and shafts that work together right off the print-bed. I got a prusa I3. What slicer software and general settings are peeps using? I was going with 20% infill and 3 perimeters with .25mm layer height. Thinking about…[Read more]
I have an anet a6 and found that I got best results using slic3r pe and using .16 layer. I also used 30% infill. First piston I did, I had .24 and it was a pain, when I went to .16 all others are smooth as.
great thanks, think I will take it a lil lower and try a .1 layer height and see how that goes.
Hartwig posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
This is my IOS programming environment I’m still making progress developing an iOS app to control a robot. Thank you Gael, InMoov is a great platform to do this kind of experiments. I choose MQTT as a wireless communication protocol between the app and the Bot. On the Inmoov side routes a raspberry PI 3+ the protcol to the nervo boards. A web s…[Read more]
This is wonderful! great work. I look forward to seeing your progress.
Working on head torso and arms assembly
prove it 😛
I am new to this how do i add pics
figured it out no probs
right on! where abouts you located? southern Idaho here.
Paul Swingewood posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
The right angle pins have finally arrived 🙂
I broke my printer so had to make a new part with the help of my Dad.
ask your dad to make all the parts of InMoov with some serious material!
More Eyes.
More Eyes. I think I need to lose the blue LED.
More Eyes and HD camera mount. I coloured the eyes with a permanent marker. Will repaint when I can get some paint.
Yes the eye holders are upside down!!
More Eyes
Looks Great, I am pretty much same spot as your are in the build. what did you use to hold down the cameraboard? the holes are tiny, I was thinking about some silicone to hold them in place but maybe the middle eye part will hold it down tight enough.
I used a little hot glue to hold it in place on the corners.
Starting the eyes 🙂
More head and neck. Not happy with the skull cover. They have warped – need a reprint
Head and Neck update
Richard posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Progress so far after a two year break. Great to be building again.
Patrick Kreutzmann's profile was updated 6 years, 9 months ago
Been pumping out the parts for a little over a month now and just about got everything but the legs and cover parts printed. Now starting to assemble, still need some nervo boards. hoping the back order isn’t too delayed as I am ordering one tomorrow.
That is going to be one colourful robot 🙂
Mark Seaton posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Akbar Ana is a scammer, please ignore and delete them!
Joe Wheeler's profile was updated 6 years, 9 months ago
Robyn Inmoov Vlog 26 Unboxing mixed reality headset and more
Peter Schiretz posted an update 6 years, 9 months ago
Dear Community, I am having trouble understanding two Lines of Code maybe one of you could help me out. 1. ear.addListener(“recognized”, “python”, “heard”) i am not sure how exactly it works or what it does 2. data = msg_i01_ear_recognized.data[0] I think this one stores the last heard words in data but I am not sure. I am thankful…[Read more]
Hmm… yeah ya know I am not to sure about that one. Are you having any errors thrown around that? I am just now starting to play with code myself.
No, it just doesn’t work http://www.myrobotlab.org/content/robyn-inmoov-play-rock-paper-scissors I even tried the same code and it didn’t work
I’m waiting for the 3 pin right angle headers. Whilst I wait I made a test lead. Here I am testing voice command to control a servo.
Started the head
Looking Great!
More progress
CrazyBoy70's profile was updated 6 years, 10 months ago
Chuah Wei Jie posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
I probably need a guideline on how to deal with the nervo-board. Anyone have any idea?
Edson Pires da Silva posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
This is the EVA. Now her have a glass.
Alexsey posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Hello builders. I\’m new to Inmoov but planning to work on it. Does anyone have any suggestion or reference on how to start? Currently planning to build the head and neck part.
Gael recommends a hand to start with. Will give you challenges in printing, assembling, controlling. Afterwards the rest is not so difficult to accomplish but takes a lot of time!
Because I’m having my Final Year Project currently, and due the limitation of cost, building head and neck is the only way for me to accomplish my task and target, hha. I’m searching for someone to guide me and to discuss together throughout the building process.
OK, did not read your request properly. Have you decided what kind of neck you want to build, the single piston up/down or the double piston, which allows to move in more directions? I have also created an alternate for the head with less parts and holes – https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1636086
It’s Okayy. Erm, I was targeting to build on the neck proposed by Bob Houston, as the link attached below. I wonder is that a good suggestion? Since, there are a lot of people working on it. Link : https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1243403
Wow. That’s cool. I’ll consider about it.
bob huston neck is fine. I built one once not for me but for a friend. I encountered problems with the piston head and the connector to the servos. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1614949 Make sure you get stl’s that are proven as working or latest versions. I also do not know whether proper kinematics exist for the neck (I mean not just moving…[Read more]
EmTechME's profile was updated 6 years, 10 months ago
Rich FD posted an update 6 years, 10 months ago
Have been through the BOM but would love feedback on any experiments with cheaper servos – has anyone tried alibaba – there looks to be some good looking servos being made in China for import…
Cheap servos will kill you. They do not run smoothly, will easily burn up, and stop working after some time. Some of them are also rather challenging to replace. Better to leave e.g. one arm/shoulder unmotorized and have the other one working fine.
The plan was to get down to the waist and then start buying the electronics – almost there, also thinking about a new printer design, to add to the one i have already but maybe a little bigger and no A frame – started sketching…..