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Damon Eddy posted an update 10 years ago
It’s been a busy few months.
Finished assembling the TopStomach, now just waiting for Gael to release the lower parts.
Working on some linear drive designs for some legs, tests are looking good so far.
Two more servos to modify & I will have both arms working again.
Next week I’m hoping to attach my new wrist design. By moving the rotation…[Read more]
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Damon Eddy posted a new activity comment 10 years ago
Gael, thanks so much for the reply,
I was wondering the same thing at the time the arm fell, but if you watch the video, you will see it did a similar thing when it moved backwards and on the second try, it wouldn’t go as far forward as before.
After posting the video, I went to investigate, it didn’t take long to find the cause.
I had…[Read more]-
Sorry to hear about the burned servo and broken parts. Learning can be a hard process paved with issues. For info, I hav had 12 broken PistonClavi when I was trying to understand how to mirror the right arm to the left. Between the piston rotation and speed thread of the piston, it was a serious quest for solutions.
There is other servos, like the…[Read more]
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Damon Eddy posted an update 10 years ago
Progress on my InMoov.
Inmoov Right Shoulder Test – YouTubeRunning tests on the newly wired right shoulder.-
Great progress! I’m wondering why the arm suddenly falls down… Did you get a broken tooth on your gear shoulder?
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Gael, thanks so much for the reply,
I was wondering the same thing at the time the arm fell, but if you watch the video, you will see it did a similar thing when it moved backwards and on the second try, it wouldn’t go as far forward as before.
After posting the video, I went to investigate, it didn’t take long to find the cause.
I had sheared…[Read more]-
Sorry to hear about the burned servo and broken parts. Learning can be a hard process paved with issues. For info, I hav had 12 broken PistonClavi when I was trying to understand how to mirror the right arm to the left. Between the piston rotation and speed thread of the piston, it was a serious quest for solutions.
There is other servos, like the…[Read more]
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Damon Eddy posted an update 11 years ago
Finished interfacing InMoov’s right arm with MyRobotLab. Moving on to the left arm now.
InMoov Right Arm Test – YouTubeFirst computer control test of the InMoov Right Arm.-
Nice! you will need to add the palm hand covers to make sure the ring and pinky finger don’t fall downward like in your video.
See link bellow:
http://inmoov.blogspot.fr/2012/08/this-will-help-i-am-sure-about-it-there.html
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Damon Eddy uploaded a new picture: My temporary worksh… 11 years ago
This is my temporary workshop (my frontroom) until the outside temp gets below 100'F (~2 more months). Two laptops, each with MyRobotLab install, linked for sharing modules/devices. My printer & lots of space.-
Hey nice place to work, it seems less messy than my workshop!
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Damon Eddy uploaded a new picture: Solidoodle 3 11 years ago
My 3D printer – Solidoodle 3. I had to build an enclosure & filament support to keep it printing well. -
Damon Eddy uploaded a new picture: Right forearm &… 11 years ago
My middle daughter holding Inmoov MARC's right forearm & bicep. Have ~16 hours more printing to do before I can attach it to MARC.-
Getting good, InMoov getting soon alive.
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Damon Eddy uploaded a new picture: Inmoov MARC 11 years ago
My Inmoov so far. I have already mounted one camera and will be installing a 2nd one soon. I had to redesign the EyeToNose part to allow my cameras.-
Good assembly!
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Damon Eddy
@majordkse
Active 10 years ago
It’s been a busy few months.
Finished assembling the TopStomach, now just waiting for Gael to release the lower parts.
Working on some linear drive designs for some legs, tests are looking good so far.
Two more servos to modify & I will have both arms working again.
Next week I’m hoping to attach my new wrist design. By moving the […] View
Woo ooo very cool !
Your InMoov is doing great progress!!
Thanks Damon for posting the pictures