What is YOLO and what does it do? Your face tracking is very good.

That’s cool, def need to check out the code for this thanks for sharing

I have a few of those servos fitted to my Inmoov robot Fred, that work a lot better than the MG966R
You will have no regrets there

Hi James, you can find a step by step guide for these servos here : https://groups.google.com/d/msg/inmoov/FW3tZmAdfBs/mViAr9aXAwAJ

Let us all know how you go with these, it looks good

What spec Latte Panda are you running?
I waiting for my Latte Panda Alpha to arrive, not due until May.

Thanks! =) Also, I forgot to mention that we are always happy to get more help. So, if you or anyone else is interested in this project feel free to jump in! You can email me at nseobot@buffalo.edu

nice work, that should save some $$$ on new servos 🙂

Nice prints you have there 🙂
Which brand of filament are you using?

Awesome,,, It’s great to see your R&D work on his mechanical operation for this section–,,,

This is awesome,
How long before we start to see the files for the different parts?
I am very interested in the files for the feet and ankle drive system.

Ahoy Mindless!
Most excellent work

Thank you 🙂

Nice work Mindless 🙂
I’ve posted a rear end view here: http://inmoov.fr/members/acapulcorolf/album/picture/1152/

Thanks for posting Mindless!

Ohh Yeah,,, don’t forget to “Hot Tap” the Screws in or you split them again,, just use a Candle or a Tea light – heat the tip of the screw until you just feel the head staring to burn your finger tip-

Hi Mindless, hoping that you can work your magic on this particular variant too…

https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2710750

🙂

Hey, rock it!!

Start of a New Mod on Bob/Alans 3 Stage Neck System–
I want to be Able to Print or Make the Ball for the Ends separately ,, this is a Mod iv wanted to do for a while (not sure how it will turn out) — has anyone else out there replaced the Printed Ballends with a Tie Rod or Ball Joint –?

Have you worked out what bearing sizes you need yet?
and have you uploaded the stl files yet?
Curious minds beg to know….

It looks good so far.

Hi Tim,
Here’s an alternative approach:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2379548

Hi Timothy, if you are in the UK I can post you some? regards, Lorn

…or, if you want to stick with the original design then you could try this:
http://inmoov.fr/activity/p/19369/

I assume any builder with 3mm filament will be glad to send you a stretch that is long enough for the fingers. post your snake mail address – postage might be the cost factor!

good work . How the leg is fixing it to inmoov

Looks great! Nice job 😉

Wow .. that’s going to one powerful motor

Hey Erick! Looking good 🙂 Have you designed these legs for Inmoov to stand/walk/balance or sit?

how can you complete the legs with only 2% left???
be patient with MRL – switching to an older version was a good move. Wait for Manticore – I hope we will see that within the next 2 month’s

… and can you show us a depht view with the device?

Very cool Richard. Looks like you are having some design and print success.

Wow, it looks great. What motors do they use? And what torque do they have to move their legs? I have been designing mine for 4 months and hopefully soon move them. regards

Hi Wayne.
I’m not sure if you have seen this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:994720
I made several modifications to the interior of the head to make it possible to fit the PI in the head. Perhaps it can give you some ideas. After making it I changed the back of the neck to use this design. http://www.thingiverse.com/make:251020 made by Andreas.

Nope,,,, HS-805BB are the cheapest out there for their size,,, prices are all over the place with servos-,, have a look at quite a few web-shops before buying- you should be paying around $35usd for them- but check out the “postage cost” before buying ,,,

Try these ones, they are the same as the HS-805’s but only $27 USD.
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin/wti0001p?&I=LXLN94&P=4#technotes

for the large servos I strongly recommend using heat-up fuses so it stops the current before burning up the servo. I anyway had expected that these servos would come with overload protection but the manufacturers seem to like them burning out …

Hey, this was awesome. I printed it up.

Thanks for your feedback, glad you can use it! You need to spread the face a bit when mounting it over the jaw mechanism but it wasn’t difficult.

Let us know how this goes.
I can’t seem to find if the turnigy 1270HV is analog or digital, I would need to search a little more and surely find the specs someplace.
But I’m guessing this is going to suck up much more Amps from your supply.
Better get a good 30 Amps+ supply for your built.

nice work what is this servo motor?

Thank you amby! This is turnigy 1270HV 40kg servo. With some mods it can fit perfect.

Hello Agelos and welcome!
Thanks for your pictures and your great built.
Printing on a Mendel Prusa!!
Carefull the neck is reverse mounted…

hello juerg interestinf wrist
thank you for show us

Hi Juerg,
Very good demonstration and video!!
This looks very promising for handling beverages and other delicate tasks.
I will Google+ your video and add the parts to the derivative collection because it’s very interesting progress.

Hi Bob

Very cool movements .

As you have done to make the system of wrist motion up and down ?

Ah cool!
Finaly you can post videos again!
I see you replaced one hand with the Flexi hand?

Nice video, Bob!
I see the wrist also has a movement linkage. You might want to share your work with Juerg, as he is also working on something similar.

Looks great! The flexihand seems better controlled – is that due to a design improvement in the parts or just better tuning during installation?
PS I think we should chip in to buy you some switchplate covers so you can program your bot to install them 🙂