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Gael Langevin a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Quarantine has given me time to work on the graphical UI for InMoov in the new version of MyRobotLab (non released NIXIE).
There is still many bugs because the webgui is a BIG work in progress, but you can try it out and see many new features.
Thanks to Astro for all the help and making a tutorial to get me to understand how to work with…En afficher davantage
BezanaTech a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

This week we have started with the assembly of the arms of our Inmoov 🙂
- Paul Hodara replied il y a 5 ans et 5 mois
  
  Very impressive you put in a lot of quality work !
  
  https://www.instagram.com/phodara/
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

I spotted this Grove AI HAT for Edge Computing.
Its designed to connect to the Raspberry Pi and act as an AI Accelerator for the Pi.
So I got one to have a bit more of a look.
Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Made a start on the right shoulder. Need to figure out how to set the pot.
Frank Parks a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Quarantine Violation – InMoov Has Escaped.

InMoov in disguise believes no will notice an escape from quarantine.

The 6 volt, 12 amp-hour, battery allows InMoov to be quite mobile. The Raspberry Pi 3 and the USB WiFi allow InMoov to be autonomous. InMoov just needs to occasionally find a battery charger.
Mat Prentis a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

If I may share two video tutorial that I recently made.
The first is electrical and electronics using Nervo boards it also covers how to us the 6V supply to power the Kinect.
Second video is all about installing and configuring mrl.
- Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  You sound like a fellow Aussie 🙂
  Good to see a standard build electronics wiring.
  I’m working on a non standard setup, but there are a lot more people needing to see the standard setup.
  - Mat Prentis replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Thanks Ray. Yes picked the accent I’m a fellow Aussie.
    - Marten de Groot replied il y a 5 ans et 11 mois
      
      Nice video @ozzytrooper 🙂
      
      And single headers you can break them easy by hand.
      Double or more rows, you will need some tools to cut them.
      For the 14-pin flat-cable connector, I’m using a small vice.
      Most people will have this or something look like this.
Fravibe a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Hola. Tengo la cabeza terminada. Quería saber como hacer funcionar el detector de rostro.
muchas gracias y un saludo a todos.
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Well in my last video, I ran into a problem when i went to attach the legs, they didn\’t quite fit.
This week, I have fixed that and now Fred is standing
He\’s taller than I thought he would be, either that or I\’m shorter….
- FrankChalabi replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  Bravo Woow!
zurczurc a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Bonjour Gael, il y a 2 ans, j’ai construit mon Inmoov et je me suis arrêté avant d’assembler mes jambes, car j’espère qu’un jour les jambes motorisées d’Inmoov seront disponibles. Gael comptez-vous poursuivre le projet Inmoov et terminer les jambes motorisées? Comme je suis chez moi à cause du COVID-19, j’ai l’intention de reprendre le pr…En afficher davantage
- Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  Hello Zurczurc,
  
  The legs are a very difficult part to make.
  They need to be strong, lightweight and fast.
  There is also the issue of balance which is also very difficult.
  Gael has released the static legs and they do hold the robot up.
  Just a note, in order to achieve the strength required to support the rest of the robot, some of the components…En afficher davantage
- zurczurc replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  In the list of modified parts there are my contributions. At the moment the money is tight, but I will see more calmly, I am very good in hardware but not in mechanics.
  - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    I understand the mechanics, but are not very good in the cad design.
    Within the static legs that Gael has created, he has re-used parts from his early prototypes of a motorized version.
    I would love to see the rest of the parts around the knee for the motorized version as what I have seen so far and the video on YouTube of the testing of the knee…En afficher davantage
  - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    I was thinking more about walking robots the last week or so after seeing a robot elbow design using cables to drive it.
    
    I was also looking at how other bipedal animals (Birds, Chickens and Ducks) walk and the distribution of the muscles.
    It occurs to me, the further up the robot the mass is, the…En afficher davantage
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Frank Parks a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Expanded Finger Starter Kit
The Finger Starter Kit keeps on growing. First, I added the head with the jaw and neck servos. Then I added the eyes with two Hercules USB cameras.
- Frank Parks replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  My InMoov is controlled by MyRobotLabs on a Raspberry Pi driving two Arduino Uno boards.
  
  One Uno controls the Finger and the Head.
  The second Uno detects objects with the PIR sensor. When a human enters the room, the heartbeat of InMoov’s 16-element NeoPixel Ring changes.
  
  On the upper right is an amplified speaker and the microphone is on the l…En afficher davantage
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Continuing the video series on the Static Leg,
Here are the thighs 🙂
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Frank Parks a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Finger Starter Kit
- Frank Parks replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  I really like my finger starter kit. I have had it for a while and it has become a very valuable learning tool. This setup also speeds up the the testing and debugging of servos and robotics projects. — Frank
  - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Very nice, You should do a short video showing how it works.
Erich Pelikan a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Assembly of major parts finished, all servos tested – programming can start!
- Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  Looking good. It makes me realise just how much work I still have to do.
  - Erich Pelikan replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Yes Steve, and the true work seems to start on the soft(ware) part. I decided to use Arduino shields, a Raspberry PI4 with Node Red and Serial Communication via USB to connect both platforms – boy this is really challenging my software development skills. But its fun – and I consider it a marathon.
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Turns out the Inmoov robot is taller than me 🙂
- Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  Love the red. I’m enjoying your videos on the static leg assembly. I’m interested in the sizes and quantities of any nuts and bolts used.
  - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Hello Steve,
    
    The following quantities are for each leg, so you will need to double them for both legs.
    1 x M8 x 125 mm and 1 x M8 x 95 mm long for each knee.
    - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Connecting the knee to the Tibia I have used 3 x M4 x 40 mm long with the head of one flattened to allow it to sit flush against the front wall of the Tibia when facing up.
      Theses could have been 25 mm long, however only had 20 mm and 40 mm long on hand.
      As it turns out the middle of those three is convenient to tie back to the small trolley I…En afficher davantage
      
      Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Connecting the Knee to the Thigh I used 3 x M4 x 20 mm long nut and bolts, with the nuts being plastic welded into the knee joint.
      
      On the back side is the locking part that has 2 x M5 X 40 mm long countersunk.
      The nuts were plastic welded into place.
      
      Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      The feet have all wood screws installed and I don’t have the gauge sizes for the screws I used, these are ones I had on hand, but there are 13 in each foot.
      
      Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Hope that all helps.
      Ray
      
      Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Thanks Ray, that’s a massive help.
  - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Hello Steve,
    
    The last video in this series is scheduled to go live on Friday.
    Do you link it would be helpful if I include this list of parts in the description as well?
    - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Yes as it will make it easier to find. The info will probably get lost in this forum as time passes.
      
      Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Good news is, as a result of your request, I also went back to the last video, and added the parts list in the description of the Video.
      If one person asked, then there will be many other who will want to know as well 🙂
lecagnois a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

sortez avec votre masque , prenez soin de vous .
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

Now complete, Fred\’s Knees
Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

I’m about to build my second shoulder and I have a couple of questions.
1. Do we really need support on PivTitV3 ?
2. Is it a mistake on the ‘Build yours’ instructions where it says you need 2x PivPetentioRound or PivPotentioSquare? for one shoulder I think you only need 1 (not 2).

Obviously not real problems, just wondered if these are…En afficher davantage
- Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
  
  You do need two, one for the shoulder rotator and one for the omo…. forgot the name of it, but it lifts the shoulder up using a piston while the shoulder rotate is done with a worm drive like the bicep rotator
  - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
    
    Yes, but that’s a different part. For the Omniplate we use PivPotHolder, not PivPotentio. Don’t we?
    - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Yeah, you may be correct….
      Maybe Gael assumes you will forget to print it again when you print the left shoulder or that you will break one ?
      
      Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 1 mois
      
      Ah, I think I see where there is some confusion. Gael shoulder tutorial actually seems to cover some of the bicep parts. So we use PivPotentio in both the pivot of the shoulder and the rotation of the bicep.
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Luke Sky a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

I stay home😊
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Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 1 mois

I just finished the second bicep. I’m really pleased with it.
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

So continuing to build the static leg for Fred, my build of the Inmoov robot.
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Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

I finally got round to making some progress and uploading a new video. Please take a look. Sorry it’s a long one.
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Ok, so i started to print out the feet and ankles.
So far all looks good.
FrankChalabi a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Bonjour TLM
Je suis entrain de réaliser la partie pensante du robot, soit la tête complète avec les yexu et le mécanisme. Ce qui m’intrigue et ne me laisse pas poursuivre mon chemin avec mon imprimante 3D , ce sont les modifications ou les remplacement des pièces par d’autres. Ma question: Est-ce que les modifications approuvées par M. Lange…En afficher davantage
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

http://inmoov.fr/members/robertwpeterson/album/picture/1982/
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Not sure if my hip covers are correct. The file labeled left didn\’t seem correct on the left side. I ended up swapping the two. Are the files possibly mis-labeled, or are my hip covers wrong?
Got the neopixel ring working, just trying to see where I can mount the uno, or if I will have to swap it for a nano because of space.
Kenneth Lloyd Boller a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

printed and assembled my finger started almost a week ago now and still cant get it to move 🙁 every tutorial i find is either in french and atleast 5-7 years old…cant find anything recent that i can understand to help me figure out how to do this and im becoming very frustrated with it… :/ anyone available to assist?
- Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
  
  The finger starter portion of the project hasn’t changed in 7 years, so the older tutorials should work fine.
  This is the best one to folow:
  
  Finger Starter
  
  Make sure you have enough power to run the servo, the USB from the computer will NOT have enough power and will cause all sorts of problems.
  Use a 6V supply, from a power…En afficher davantage
BezanaTech a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Electronic components are already arriving for assembly.
BezanaTech a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

First day of assembly of our Inmoov robot 🙂
Guillermo a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

hola ! gracias por la aceptación a la comunidad, soy de buenos Aires, estoy empezando a imprimir las piezas, luego veré como puedo ir comprando los componentes ya que mi sueldo no colabora. abrazos
Gerard Espona a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Hey ! sharing some progress after joining stomach and torso.
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
  
  You can follow the progress too on:
  https://www.instagram.com/bit_robot/
- Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
  
  Fantastic! This is turning out great!
  - Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
    
    Thx ! 🙂
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

Since the last video generated some interest in my build of the InMoov robot (Fred) I thought I would pull off one of his arms and give you a look inside.
- Perry replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
  
  Great job Ray. The print look outstanding.
  - Ray Edgley replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
    
    And that was done with what was then a very cheap CTC printer back in 2017.
    The printer also had errors in the calibration of the X and Y axis, so all joints had to be filed to make them fit.
    
    So even with a crappy print, you can still build a working Inmoov 🙂
Ray Edgley a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 2 mois

It\’s been a while since I did anything with the Inmoov project.
So I decided to print the Inmoov statue again, but this time at 300 mm tall.
Came out OK.
But have a look for yourself 🙂
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Gerardo a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Gracias por el Link
Alaa a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Hello everyone,
Regarding OpenCV services, I found and tried a lot of available scripts of face tracking and face recognition but no one of them works, my question is can you share the right link of face tracking and face recognition script to start with it.
thanks in advance for your response.
regards,
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  If you use the config files and the START_INMOOV.bat, it works properly with the version available on InMoov website (Manticore). No need to run a script.
  But if you really want to use a script I just tested this one and it works with Manticore 1.0.2693.15
  https://github.com/MyRobotLab/pyrobotlab/blob/develop/home/hairygael/InMoov3.minimalHead.py
Gerardo a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Hay sw disponible de kinect para windows 10?
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  I am not sure what you are asking..
  
  HOWTO KINECT
  - Fernando Castillo replied il y a 4 ans et 2 mois
    
    Bonjour Gael, j’espère que vous allez bien.
    
    Je m’appelle Fernando, je vis au Québec, au Canada. L’endroit où je travaille m’a demandé de réaliser le projet de construction du robot.
    Pour l’instant, le robot est déjà assemblé et fonctionne bien. mon problème est que je ne suis pas un programmeur et que cette partie est très difficile pour moi,…En afficher davantage
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

http://inmoov.fr/members/robertwpeterson/album/picture/1977/
stomach is coming along!
- Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Looking really good. I like the pictures on the black background.
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Good job!
  - Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    Thank you both! I use an open source program called gimp to remove the background. Looks good on white, but it looks better on black.
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Good work. Totally agree on the black background, make it looks better.
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Model1 a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Getting the starts of the head build.
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smattachai.p a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

I reinstall many time of MRL InMoov when IMoov error. After install last time, i found that InMoov lost to answer anythings which he could find from internet to answer to me as before. Are there suggestion to solve this things my friends? Thank you.
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  You do not need to re install everytime you get an error.
  If you want to re install, create a new directory as for example:
  C:Mrlmyrobotlab.1.0.2693NEW/
  And install inside the new directory. This way you can keep the other version with all your settings.
  Since the 13/02/20, I also noticed that the non local (ask.pannous server) request…En afficher davantage
  - Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    Hello,
    Good news, the ask.pannous server is back up and working again. Request can be done on the internet.
    To test, you can ask the robot for example: How much is 46 + 586 ?
Gael Langevin a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Hello Everyone,
We recently encounter difficulties shipping some of your orders from InMoov website because of the Corona Virus. China has recently extended it’s quarantine time. Some components have been held by the customs much longer than usual and won’t probably arrive before weeks.
Therefore I have refunded all orders related to…En afficher davantage
Mona a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

hello All

can anyone guide me with an instruction about how to modify AIML and chatbot and work with them .
Thanks
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  You can edit the AIML in Sublime Text, make your modifications and save them.
  When running START_INMOOV.bat you can use the chatbot tab to test your modifications on the fly by clicking on the button « Restart (w/o AIMLif) »
  - Mona replied il y a 6 ans
    
    I edit my modification and save the file in the chatbot directory , but when i run START_INMOOV it take very long time to download my modification to be able to start chatting (more than 30 minute ) do i have to wait, or i am doing something wrong?
    - Mona replied il y a 6 ans
      
      I think it depend on how big my codes is , when i saved very short file it load the chatbot quickly , but when i saved a longer one it take very long time to Load the chatbot , so do i have to wait for 2 hour maybe?
      
      Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans
      
      If it takes too long to load the AIML it’s because there is a error in your modifications.
      You can check the log screen and see if an error appears. In most cases it says where is the error and which line in which file.
      In Manticore, it is good to throw away all the AIMLIF csv files when you make modifications to the AIML.
      The AIMLIF are…En afficher davantage
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mario a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Gael Gracias por tu paciencia .tngo montada la mano derecha con 6 servos ylos muevo con la swingui pero nose como ejecutar los gestos guardaduos en gestures
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  If you use the configs and run the START_INMOOV.bat, you can call any gestures by voice commands.
  You need to follow this tutorial on how to start and work with MyRobotLab:
  
  HOWTO Start MyRobotLab
  
  Steps 6 to 9
smattachai.p a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Did anyone use JX PDI-HV2060MG and get problem to unscrew the bolts of this servo? I am going open this motor but can not unscrews these 2 bolts. I am going to replace Hitec HS805BB on shoulder of InMoov!
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Strange, I had no difficulties unscrewing these screws on my HV2060MG.
  You could try to gently warm up the aluminium casing with hot gun to help releasing these screws.
  - smattachai.p replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    Do i need to open these 2 screws to make 360 rotation of servo motor? I got some recommendation to no necessary to take these 2 screws. Is that right?
    - Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
      
      You need to remove the end stop pin on the main gear to make sure the servo can be continuous. Therefore you do need to get those two screws.
      
      smattachai.p replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
      
      Thanks, it is clear to me.
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Luke Sky a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Woohoo!!
  It can give a heart attack if you don’t know this thing is in the basement…
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Almost Done Printing The Hands!
Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Here is my latest progress video. This time I look at the NeoPixel ring.
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Nice video!
  The gap inside the ring, where you have placed the condensator, is for to mount a single led, right behind the OpenSource logo of the Finger print. That’s the reason I initially designed it. You can see it in my video: https://youtu.be/MeL36vwMBQo
  - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
    
    Ah, that’s interesting, thanks. I always have the option to change things around. This robot design is so versatile.
Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

In MyRobotLab I selected 16 led neopixel ring, but only 12 leds light up. Anyone know if this is an issue with myrobotlab or maybe I have a bad neopixel ring.
- smattachai.p replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Have you change neopixel number in config file (neopixel) in folder inmoov/config?
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  I just worked on the neopixel ring and works fine for me
  - Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
    
    Have you had any luck with this? I was having a similar issue. I wasn’t sure if it was hardware,wiring or software. I ended up removing the signal resistor and using Arduino IDE. I was able to run example animations on all pixels just fine thereafter. Still no luck though in MRL.
    - Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 2 mois
      
      Hi. For me it’s working fine. I’m just connecting neopixel +v, ground and input to Arduino and starting Arduino and neopixel service on MRL. I’m able to control neopixel from MRL … changing animations and so on.
mario a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

gracias .uso myrobotlab1.0\’2693.16 idioma ingles.
richard schuivens a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

making progress
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

I’m trying something different to connect the two halves of each of the bicep covers. Rather than glue, I am using a 3d printing pen to weld the parts together. So far, it is working fantastic and it produces a very strong bond!
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Result looks great ! like the idea of 3d printing pen. Also useful for finger joints.
  - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    That’s an interesting approach.
    - Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
      
      It is also quite a useful tool for repairing damaged prints avoiding reprinting the entire part. Saves printer time and material!
Alain Joly a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Hi. I would like to find some info on the \ »double actuation thumb\ » mentionned in the tutorial FOREARM AND BICEPT
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  Here is the link.
  https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:28124
  Note that, it has been abandoned because the movement was not probant.
  - Alain Joly replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    Thank you very much. Knowing that you must be a very busy person, I did not expect such a quick response. What a pleasure it is to be associated.
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Left Bicep Covers Are On!
- Karl and Aaron replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  WOW! It looks great Tonzatonka. Do you have all the servos working?
  - Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    Thank You ! I have all the eyes, head and neck servos running, but no others yet.
    Trying to strike a balance between printing the parts and purchasing the servos.
jaffa a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

Hello everyone.

I would like just to ask how much white filaments and how much black filaments do I need to print entire inmoov robot ? If it is possible to tell in measure kg (kilograms)? I saw in hardware mape that says about 4kg for white filament and about 2kg for black filament.I am asking just to be sure.

Thank you in advance.
mario a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

cuando digo \ »OPEN HAND\ » me contesta :is not in your installed base\ ».Como lo imstalo? por favor.
- Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Hello,
  Which version of MyRobotLab do you use? And in which language?
  As far as I know, none of the current official released version can respond « is not in your installed base ».
Marcos Barraza a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 3 mois

bonjour Gael, ce serait tellement sympa de m\’envoyer les fichiers inmoov complets pour blender, je veux voir si je peux simuler des mouvements, merci marcos.barraza@gmail.com
Steve Rayner a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 4 mois
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  Nice video as usual ! Thx for sharing. I’m curious .. which material and printer (speed) are you using? (general question). I’m using PLA and anycubic mega s (100mm/s)
  - Steve Rayner replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    I’m using PLA and my printer is a Creality CR10. I’m not sure about the speed I would have to check.
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 4 mois
- Gerard Espona replied il y a 6 ans et 4 mois
  
  Very cool ! Congrats !
  - Tonzatonka replied il y a 6 ans et 4 mois
    
    You are so kind. Thank you very much! What a fantastic project!
    - Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
      
      Great video.
      I like it to see when people make their own python gestures.
- smattachai.p replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
  
  It is very interesting. How to make own python gestures? Thanks
  - Gael Langevin replied il y a 6 ans et 3 mois
    
    How to create gestures for InMoov
Tonzatonka a publié une note il y a 6 ans et 4 mois

Eyes,head & neck servos all operational!
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