Anyone using Nixie? I can’t seem to get it to save servo min and max settings.

I started to look at joints that can be used in robots.
There are quite a few and a lot of different ways they can be driven.
Here is a look at some of the different types and a bit of a peek at the new foot design.

Here is my latest progress. This time I attach a 7″ touchscreen to the back of the robot.

How can I change my address???
It cannot be changed in the SHOP menu.

Made a new Thumb for my robot, alsofiles for a new wrist can be found at my Thingiverse page. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ctbKTfNW98&feature=share

Latest Civrays InMoov progress. This time I look at the chest and the PIR sensor.

I have encountered a problem. I plug two arduinos into the raspberry pi, and confusion occurs during program recognition. How to solve this?

I let Fred get in front of the camera again 🙂
This time he;s talking about the power of rotation in part 4 of the Walking Robot series.

A quick demo of the head movements and another quick look at the Neopixel capabilities.

Ever wondered about PID Loops?
These are used in servos, cruise controls, industrial ovens, and pressure control systems.
Here is a video where Fred explains how they work.

I hope you enjoy 🙂

More InMoov fun. This time Neopixels with MyRobotLab, and I little bit if coding too.

Watch my new video for a new wrist and forearm. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sXk6_o03FSs&t=3s

Just out is the Walking Robots Part 3, Rate of rotation video.
This one goes into the speed at which the various leg joint will need to rotate at for a normal walking gait.

Almost finish with the new fingers, wrist, elbow and more. check it out!!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmNhFjZ-d_52VrenIOAs0EA?

Mise à jour de l’application Android pour piloter votre InMoov
Amélioration V2.5
ajout gestion du moteur du bassin
Animation et messages vocaux de la tête . »
Modification du menu et contrôle des roues pour faire avancer le robot .
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Here is my latest InMoov video. Making my head look a little smarter with a splash of paint. Sorry it’s a long one.

It was a while in production but here is Part two of the Walking Robots Series.
Presented by Fred, an Inmoov Robot, or at least his head 🙂
Feel free to ask question in the comments

Next week in Part 9 of Fred\’s Head, I go in to how this was achieved.

Don\’t forget to have fun building your robot 🙂

@admin
Hello sir ,
can you prepare a seperate list for the parts that to be 3d printed with support and also without support. Can you please help me with this as i am new to 3d printing and this might also help many other beginners. sir please do this as quickly as possible as many of the parts are taking much time to be 3d printed.
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Réalisation du plateau motorisé pour InMoov mini .
détail de la réalisation ici :
https://inmoov.monsite-orange.fr/

Hello All! I joined the group a few weeks ago and wanted to say thank you to Gael and everyone for posting instructions, files, pictures, build notes, tips, etc. I\’ve been reading and researching everything InMoov I can find! This has become my \ »quarantine\ » project – I posted a pic in the gallery, RIX-InMoov…

I managed to get the left forearm re-attached and working. This is running of the Li-Po batteries and DC-DC converter. It seems to be working ok. I do have some issues with the fingers sticking a bit and the shoulder rotate doesn’t seem to be behaving. I feel that each day it’s improving and gradually getting better and better.

yes, I’m finished with the printer. I have difficuklt to output the potentiometer and to input it in the element. Can you explain to me the role of the potentiometer for all the part of Inmoov. Alos, how to output it and when i put it out the servomoptor will run without it ? Because i have put out one and i have sold all the part but the…En afficher davantage

Not sure if I would call this progress, but I’m experimenting with the springs and tubes in the forearm for the tendons. I also added two pins to secure the gear in the wrist but unfortunately didn’t film it.

Looking at making Fred a Bipedal walking robot.
But before starting on the design, we first need to know and understand what all the challenges will be.
As part of working on this I have now uploaded the first of the walking robot series to YouTube

This will be a huge project as I investigate each of the problems we…En afficher davantage

Got my son involved in the build now.

Finally the power up and testing of Fred\’s head

Fred\’s Head Part 7.
This is proving to be a bigger job than I first expected, Hopefully it will be all worth it in the end 🙂

Next week, the power up and testing

Here is my latest progress. This time I fit the back covers. Looking very nice I think. But let me know your thoughts. I suspect I have fitted the lower back holders upside down and that is why they don’t fit.

Part 6 of build Freds head is now out.

I hope you enjoy it 🙂

Here is the latest progress on the Civrays InMoov.

In this weeks video, I mount the Raspberry Pi 3 into the head of my Inmoov robot Fred