• Atled posted an update 2 months ago

    Hi everyone, I am building my own full scale inmoov robot. I would like to create a custom version to integrate new components. I am not very familiar with blender and it does not seems the right choice to create components. Do someone have the components in CAD files? I would like to use Fusion 360 but any cad format is good for me.

  • Richard posted an update 2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Thought I’d do a 25% scale InMoov…

  • Marina posted an update 2 months, 2 weeks ago

    Hello,
    I can’t make an account on myrobotlab, tried different names and e-mail accounts but everytime I got this error:
    Unable to send email. Contact the site administrator if the problem persists.
    What to do?

    Regards Marina

  • hello house any one with a video on how to fix the servo on inmoov torso

  • hi guys
    I am working on a school project involving the InMoov robot, and I would love to get some insights from you guys. Could you kindly share details on:

    The total amount of filament required to print the entire robot.
    The recommended type of filament material for best results.
    An estimated time frame to complete the printing process.

    • Hi Jezeem,
      All that info you can find on this site, you don’t even have to Google it 😉 Someone made a excel sheet with the total amount, time, etc and Gael made a link, it’s somewhere on this site, don’t know where anymore. Also you find Gaels recommendations about the filament material and discussions about different materials.
      Success with…[Read more]

  • Bob posted an update 2 months, 4 weeks ago

    Hi gang…it’s been several years since I was active…I am starting over printing my InMoov robot. First one was started with ABS and I had a lot of problems with parts not fitting correctly. Also was learning how to use a 3D printer. Fast forward, I now see that there is a version 2 or i2Hand that was developed…I’m guessing that some of the issue…[Read more]

    • Hi Bob, Nice you want to start over again. I bought a Prusa Mk4s 3D printer especailly for this challenging project. Also in a newbie learning stage. I’m printing with PETG filament from Prusa and I’m very satisfied with the results until now (just printed the fingers, handcovers, wrist). Mostly I follow Gaels instructions about the infill, wall…[Read more]

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