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.

Hello Steve,

There is a difference between PMW which is used to control a dc motor speed (H-bridge), or a PWM used for servo’s.

The PWM for controlling the speed for a dc motor, or intensity for a LED, is at some pins hardware-based (internal circuit/timer, to sending a PWM with a fixt frequency in the background.)
These pins are the pins where…[Read more]

Here the same from: http://inmoov.fr/members/maryjose/
Don’t sent a email! otherwise they have your email address for more scam/spam!

They are always available, you can order them in Back-Order.
Gaël isn’t always at home because of many events 🙂

Just please your order and Gaël will sent them when he’s back.

Thanks Rick!
All input is welcome 🙂

I hope soon to add some more info.

Hi Steve,
You need to mound the Rob Rings under the servo-pulley !
So it looks like this:
http://www.inmoov.fr/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/DSC06441.jpg

Regards,
Marten

Hi Juerg,

The servo is mounted with two screws to the blue part.
the blue part has the option to slide in the light grey part.
Here you will see both parts separated:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d25ghmdlwmo08mn/ServoHolder_Slider.jpg?dl=0

The servo which I’m using, is this…[Read more]

Let it Slow, Let it Slow, Let it Slow… I wish you a merry Winslow 🙂

Nice build and all looks good.

BTW, Welcome to the InMoovers !

Regards,
Marten

HoHo…. HoHo 🙂

Hi Ashley,

Welcome to the InMoovers 🙂

MRL is (in my eye’s) much stronger/faster then Arduino IDE/Boards itself.
It’s running at a faster system then a single Aduino board, so there are much more options possible.
And the InMoov is a default Robot in MRL which is cool and more easy for beginners.
There are some Python script made by other…[Read more]

First servo slider test run:

tomorrow I hope to add the (to big) FSR sensor and see what it will do 🙂
(I\’m still waiting for the smaller FSR\’s)

BTW, the setup will be the same like this:

– Alan Timm (@gestalt73) September 16, 2016

Great and Nice work MindLess.
Thanks for sharing your experience with all InMoovers 🙂

Regards,
Marten

Hi Humanoid,

Can you measure for me the open value and the closed value from the sensor ?
If I now these value\’s, I can choice a SIP resistor value 🙂

Thanks in advance…

Regards,
Marten

You need to order two SIP resistor_network they look like this:
http://www.thedigitalshop.net/iccpix/sip-b-10.gif
http://www.electronicshub.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Network-Resistors.jpg
The NervoBoard has the option to solder one at the sensor side.
You need a 8-pin version (with seven resistors).
I only don’t now which value you need to…[Read more]

Hi Guy\’s,

I like to remind you, it\’s not aloud to use the InMoov in a commercial way !
InMoov Robot by Gaël Langevin is licensed under the:
– Creative Commons
– Attribution
– Non-Commercial license.
https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/

Thank you for your understanding.

Regards,
Marten

Looks awesome Perry !
It\’s a nice option to use the default servo\’s 🙂

And are you happy with the mechanical results ?
For you it\’s better to see and feel the results instead of the default setup 🙂

CollorFabb PLA is good material anyway.
XT can handle a higher temp when it\’s printed, this part is a positive thing if InMoof stays for a long day in sunlight.
So maybe I will use XT for some outside parts and all others with PLA 🙂

Thanks for your information.
I get lucky to live in the Netherlands, the shipping costs are free when I order one spool.
And with the 2.2kg spools it’s 30% less in price.

I’m sure I need to play with some settings (temps and max speed).
I hope to start this evening with some tests 🙂

I’ve used CollorFabb PLA for some time now and this prints…[Read more]

Hi Perry,

It\’s nice to see your idea about this.
I think I will see your complete setup tomorrow, I hope it works well and I can\’t wait to see a video !

Keep up the good work 😉

Haha 🙂 If the time is there, it can be go fast 😉

How about you, any progress with your \”Right\” hand ?

All new files are uploaded: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1824042

Thanks Perry,
To share your info about that ! 🙂

Almost done with all the parts.
Only missing the small Wrist gear.

The shaft and servo adapter feels good enough for me.
I hope the length from the shaft is OK 🙂
If yes, I will upload all parts to Thingiverse in 30 minutes 😉

Hi Rodolfo and Perry,

@linuxrodo
Yeh, I think it\’s fine 🙂
Just started to print all the parts.

@perry-scartozzi
I can\’t wait to see your idea 🙂
Which program(s) are you using, during re-editing Gaël\’s STL files ?

Thanks Rodolfo and Gaël !

@linuxrodo
I hope you get your \”hands on the Right hand !\” 🙂

And Gaël,
Thanks for sharing !

This looks much better 🙂

It\’s so sad to see Zena lying on the floor 🙁

And it\’s a pleasure, that I (and of course all other people all around here and @ MRL) can help other InMoovers like you 😉

Regards,
Marten

So, the files are on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1824042

Thanks Anthony !

I hope to upload all the STL\’s tomorrow.
Tomorrow I will receive my ordered DogBone shaft which is 108mm instead of 89mm 🙂

BTW, for the Thump I will make a other pulley.
The one which I\’m using now are a bit to big 🙂
All other fingers are fine enough.

Hi Gaël,

I’m happy with this update, it helps a lot to run all the fishing lines more freely !
If the small servo’s are still a life after a stress test…
There is more space left for other functions.
For the stress test I need to make a nice script or better just use a simple Ardiuno random sketch.
So I don’t need a laptop to be on all the…[Read more]

Thanks Rodolfo !
And all are still running with MRL 🙂

🙂
I think after this weekend I will upload all files, which are needed to upgrade the Wrist part and this includes the new ServoBed for the small servo\’s and the Wrist servo.
I can\’t see that these smaller servo\’s can hold it for a longer period 🙂
But so far it looks good and including the springs I think it\’s safe enough to use them!

Hi Perry,
Yes for sure I will include the springs which I\’m using with my Finger_Starter kit.
This makes programming a closed position more easy and they are to safe the servo mechanical way 🙂

Check my last post, to see the full functional Arm/Hand/Fingers:

I’ve connect all fishing lines to the fingers and the servo’s.All runs more freely and looks OK for me, here the test video with a complete Arm/Hand/Fingers:https://youtu.be/8xlMrEUZBTw[Read more]– Marten de Groot (@mdg_nl) October 7, 2016

Thanks Perry,

A printable shaft would be cool, I only think it’s not strong enough !
And DogBone shafts are very basic parts which are used in RC cars.
Most local dealers will selling them.

About the servo, in the first test video I was using a “Low Profile” servo.
For some reason, these servo’s will not run with a Arduino !
For this reason…[Read more]

Thanks Rodolfo,
Here a video from this complete setup:

Tomorrow I will start to connect all the finger fishing-lines to the servo-pulley\’s 🙂

It looks good so far 😉

\”Looks\” nice and Cool Ivan !
Sort of camera shutter 🙂

Yes 🙂
But, I still need to update some things.
Like the sevobed, so I can mount the Wrist servo on it.
And still some fine-tuning between the servo and the small gear.

I hope to finish this tomorrow.

Here the short video:

Hello Perry, this is what happen with my new setup.
The servo is placed on the finger servobed and with a axle connected to the Wrist gears.
I\’ve a test setup ready now, so I will upload a video in a short time !

Thanks Gaël, to put them to the InMoov collection.

Tomorrow and the next two day’s I have some spare time during the day 🙂
First I need to finish my Wrist update, this will help a lot to run more freely !
Yesterday evening/night I’ve printed the first parts and one needs a small modification to fit better.
When this fits well, I can draw the servo part…

I will do my best, to show a moving…[Read more]

Haha, my fingers are crossed 🙂

The Wrist servo is blocking the complete way for all fishing-lines.
With the servo placed on the servobed, it makes it full open.
So this saves a lot of friction 🙂

(printer is almost done with the last peace 🙂 )

Hahah, very cool!
A InMoov bartender 🙂

I\’m sure you will like the spring, if you hold or take a glass of wine !
I think the spring has enough pulling power and is more soft 🙂

Have you some pictures from your InMoov ?
Always cool to see other InMoovers growing up 🙂

And a MG995 must do the job 😉

Thanks Richard,
Mechanical way it looks good enough for me.
These pulley\’s will need the full 180 degrees from a servo !
Make sure your servo\’s supporting this 180 degree turn.

My next step is to see, if the smaller servo\’s are strong enough for the complete InMoov Hand !
I hope to find some spare-time tomorrow, during my work… 🙂

Thanks Perry,
You can download the pulley\’s here:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1794206

Indeed, very cool design!
Thanks for sharing 🙂

Hi Richard,
I’m almost sure these smaller servo’s are strong enough for the Hand.
(don’t forget the special pulley which I’m using!)
The spring which I’m using now, is perfect to start.
If needed, I can use a stronger spring to get more torque.
I hope to show the results this weekend 🙂
My goal is minimum to hold a softball or a bottle of…[Read more]

Thanks Rodolfo,

Yesterday I’ve changed the servo-adapter to V2 !
http://www.thingiverse.com/download:2803246
These are easier to mount to the CS238MG servo.

I will install the new servo’s tomorrow in my Right hand…
So hopefully this weekend I can make a good video with all the results.
And I will make a Step by Step “How To”.

If you…[Read more]

I think you mean: InMoov gets his own house in the garden ? 🙂

Enjoy your InMoov build!

Hi Gaël,

For a 0 to 90 degree turn, I need to make them a bit bigger !
These are now designed for 0 to 180 degrees.
(please check your dropbox ! 🙂 )

After some tests, I will upload them to Thingiverse.

Thanks Gaël 🙂

Hahaha, yes I\’m still using the same Carbon Finger.
I didn\’t print more Carbon Fingers yet…

Hi Juerg,

I hope to save some weights with the new servo\’s.
They have three times less weight then the servo\’s which I\’m using now.
And the servobed will be smaller.

About the printing parts.
I\’ve done one finger with Carbon fill and is very lite.
I\’m only not sure enough, if this is strong enough !

Hello Jaideep,

Please read this post from @juerg

An error in a script and an unreachable neck position – just burned another HS805BB so badly, it burned a hole into the case and I can still smell the odor of death when entering the house.I have added now readjustable fuses for all of my large servos (PFRA 160, Reichelt.de).Hope this prevents future smoke!- juerg (@juerg) July 24, 2016

Give it a try and see if this will solve your problem.

@juerg
Which servo’s are you using in combination together, which gives you this “Jitter” problem ?
Do you have a oscilloscope ?
If yes, could you make and share some screenshots, when you…[Read more]

Hi Gaël,

Thanks and yes, when all is running fine together…. I will share a \”little\” video 🙂
I think this will happen, when I get the new servo\’s because of the fit to the pulley\’s.
I hope to get them next Tuesday.

There are not many in or around India.
See here:
InMoov World Map
https://goo.gl/maps/G9jcZJjDciB2

Hmm, it sounds there is something else happen with your servo connection.
If there is a shortcut between the Arduino shield and the small PCB, the flat-cable will start getting hot !
Please double check if there is no connection between servo outputs 10 and 11.

If possible could you send me some pictures from your boards?

Hi Gaël,

The spring main function is to safe the servo mechanical (there is no direct blocking anymore).
And including my servo pulley’s, the finger “close position” gets a smaller arm length !
So this safes a lot of energy use from the servo, when the finger is in his “close position” 🙂
I’m almost sure this spring setup is enough to…[Read more]

Thanks Gaël and yes it was \”a lot of fun\” 😉

Hi Swan,

Thanks for sharing your experience with the NervoBoards.
I’m sure it’s easier how you did the Neck and Head plate soldering…
First soldering the headers to the Neck and Head plate and after to the NervoBoard.

About the solder-bridges in the power-line…
Normally it must be fine to solder them without any problems.
I will see for…[Read more]

If you are looking for a new job for your InMoov, check this: https://youtu.be/LZQdWd_vdoM?t=1m37s
😉

Awesome Gael and thanks for the files and the tutorial.

Hi Markus,

Cool to see these results (I\’ve seen your first video about this project at MRL)
It\’s running fast to 🙂

I\’m sure, Robyn will enjoy this new tool to.
Thanks for sharing this driving system for InMoov.

I will wait for this camera: https://openmv.io/
Leon has ordered them via kickstarter 🙂
This has the same results and is smaller !
I hope the price is the same like the Pixy cam.

The Pixy already used a 4-layer PCB, so it would be a hard work to make this smaller 🙂
Option is to ask for a sort camera-shield mount option.

OOOhhhh Yes,

This is very good news Gael 🙂
I will soon start printing the head, so your update is just on time 😉

This week I will receive my new _XT filament from ColorFabb.
I hope it’s a good filament to use for most InMoov parts, even for the shoulder mechanical parts.

Other question about the camera, are you still happy with your…[Read more]

Hello Jacob,

You need a kinect from a xbox 360.

I don\’t now if MyRobotLab works fine with a BeagleOne.
All questions can be ask here:
http://www.myrobotlab.org

Looks good Anthony, I think only you need to start the fans from a higher layer !
I see a lot of warping at the bottom side, this happens when the PLA is cooling down to fast.
The best way is to start slowly with the fan speed around layer 30 (3mm if you are using 0.1mm layer)

Hello Anthony,

226° is a high temp, the UM2 has a lower temp as the display is showing.
And with this temp I get good results 🙂
Sometimes I set the temp a bit lower, after the first 10 layers.

Do you have a picture from your end results ?
If yes, it good be handy to give a better advice where it go’s wrong.

I checked the K8400 and see…[Read more]

Hi Mats,

I\’ve seen the video and the results are perfect !
The option was more meant to update the Pulley\’s for other InMoov builders, how like to use your Pulley\’s, so they haven\’t to cut anything 😉

Still printing, but all looks good to me:
https://copy.com/7NkaxvRHL1W64ZKo

Hi Mats,

Is this a option to use:
https://copy.com/1K7hNQFiuvHMBHUh
(sorry, there is no option to upload a picture directly in a commend)
As you can see at the drawing, there is a normal sized part (left side) and a smaller sized part (right side).
For the smaller side (with a oval form) you have to play to get the correct length you need.
If…[Read more]

Hello Anthony,

I hope this will give the option to monitor each finger.
As you can see, the value isn’t straight (it’s now a pulsed signal) because of the 50HZ servo position update/feedback timing.
I think we need something like a RC (Resistor/Capacitor) network, to filter the 50HZ to a constant…[Read more]

Hello Wouter and Jan,

Welcome to this InMoov Community 🙂

I hope your idea will work without any problems.
I’m a little bit afraid about this, because InMoov is hard Fixt to the Oxboard.
This makes it more complex to find a good (mechanical) solution, to control the Oxboard.
I hope there is a option to get in contact with the makers from the…[Read more]

Cool and sure, MRL deserved it to get placed at the shoulders from InMoov.

Thanks Gael !

Haha, I can\’t wait…
I\’m printing the last day\’s at Day and Night… 🙂
I hope the forearm is ready in about two day\’s.

Next day\’s I will check all the lengths which each finger needs to lift them completely with the new servo pulley.
So I can start re-designing the pulley for each finger.

Hi Gael,

Just checked the hight and it fits fine.

@ Bob Houston,

This looks awesome dude, great work and a cool upgrade to the InMoov !

I can\’t wait to see some more video\’s with the Eye tracking options 🙂

Hi Michael,

The minimum is 12 x 12 x 12 cm
See here for all the info when you like to start with InMoov:

Build yours

Thanks Gael,

And good to now about the limited thickness.
I will check this when all underarm parts are done.
There is a easy way to save some hight if needed, I can include some holes for the two screws.

Hi Gael and thanks for your comment and time 🙂

The elastic cord is a basic peace which you normally will use for clothes.
It’s now just to do the job of the spring.
I’ve ordered some springs and have to wait they will be here.

I hope the asymmetric effect is in a positive way 🙂
At the end of the finger position, the servo can give more…[Read more]

Dreaming is a good part of your life 🙂

Sounds interesting about the linear resistor position feedback and the camera / google image recognition.
I hope to see more if you have done some tests 😉

About the servo pully sizes, the size is based like the http://inmoov.fr/wp-content/uploads/stl/Forearm-and-Servo-Bed/servo-pulleyX5.stl
They will…[Read more]

Hi Juerg,

Thanks for your input about this.

The good thing to use a 180 degrees pully, is that there is less change to break any mechanical parts.
A other good thing is, there is a higher resolution to place/hold the finger at his position.
Have you seen my Finger Starter video ?
Here I’m using a MG996R servo and it turns a full 180 degrees…[Read more]

Springs will the best/easiest way to solve the problem.

I will use this Pully, including a spring to let the finger go down again.
I haven’t springs at home to test, so here some different views from my drawings and a mounted pully at a servo:
https://copy.com/AU86iOeAAAVYHLev

This Pully size is fine for the Index finger, when the servo makes a…[Read more]

Hi Gael,

Not yet, I first like to now if everything will fit well together.
If yes, I will place it on Thingiverse.

I\’ve seen the two other designs, but all have the same thing by some servo mount places.

Nice upgrade Mats 🙂
I\’m sure it will be a EyeCatcher !

I hope to print the head after my Finger Sensor project… and will use your EyeCatchers 😉

Hi Gaël,

Thanks for sharing your code to.

The best way to use this sort sensor, is to include a servo slow (step-based movement) which I have included in my code.
The code what I’ve shared isn’t the code what we need right now.
It was just to test the reaction from the sensor as I showed you in Eindhoven.

If we use a step-based movement, the…[Read more]

Here a direct link to download the the code:
https://copy.com/oAbFa2h1JoIPBVc7

Here the Arduino code, which has a servo slow function included:

#include

Servo myservo; // create servo object to control a servo

int potpin = 0; // analog pin used to connect the potentiometer
int val; // variable to read the value from the analog pin
int Pos;

void setup()
{
myservo.attach(9); // attaches the servo on pin 9…[Read more]

Haha, yes the video is good for all the joint parts.

I was more focused how to glue all fingerparts together like part-1 with part-2 etc….
CarbonFil is PET based and PET is difficult to glue normally.
I hope the 30% of carbon-mix will make it easier to glue this together.

Hey Gael,

The CarbonFil is more PET based !
And yes, it’s nice material to use but it needs some attentions for the first layer.
(OK I’m still playing with some settings like Nozzle Temp and PrintSpeed)

About the servo:
The thing what I hope to test, is that we can use smaller servo’s so we getting less weights in the Arms !
Each gram what…[Read more]

Haha, It\’s good that you say that the nails where painted by your daughter 🙂

For a first print it looks very well printed.
Have fun with it.

(I see you have placed a link in your message, is the link bug fixt ?)

Hi Grant,

Welcome to the InMoovers 🙂

I think it\’s good to start with the Finger Starter kit so you can start playing around with MyRobotLab during all other printer actions.

Have fun… 🙂

Hi Juerg and Sebastien,

I’m still using the standard clean glass plate from the UM2.
After each print, I’m cleaning the plate directly when it’s still hot.

For CarbonFil I’m using a temp from 255 C and the heated bed is set to 60 C.
I’m still playing with some settings.
Most important thing is that the plate needs to be levelled well and…[Read more]

I don\’t now yet with the fingers.
The CarbonFil is great stuff and feels strong.
I\’ve used this to make some prototype parts for my Camera Gimbal.
And it didn\’t break 🙂
For now I\’m still waiting for advice about which glue I can use for this CarbonFil.

I will come back to this question if I now more 😉

Hi Gael,

Thanks for your offer about the spare hand 😉
It’s no problem to print it myself, it’s a good test for my new UM2 configuration.

I think there is a easy way to place a magnet in the top from the Vingers.
This peace is printed in two parts, so I can drill a hole from 2mm in on of the parts.
For the Hall sensor I’m not sure about the…[Read more]