I am using ARC software with 2 iotinys controller, 2 EzB4 controllers - 3 EZ-ROBOT 1300 lithium batteries for the four Ez 360 HDD servos for the two arms, two 996R servos for the grippers, 2 DFRobot rotation hex bases for head movement and body movements. with 2 EZ-robot servos HDD, 2 RGB for the eyes - EZ-Robot HDD servo and moving camera - still need a mouth
from servo City: 4 gearboxes , channels, parts, extensions, Prowler Robot Kit (wheels, 4 motors, h-bridge pwm motor controller
Here is a sample video
EzAng
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ezang
good work.here's a pic from inmoov head sofar.
hi ezang
some progress inmoov head. half head takes 1 day 14 houres and 44 min to print.:(
not bad, hey that was my line, lol :-)
EzAng
Great job Nomad, the inmoov head looks very good. I reprinted most of the head parts the eyes mouth skull with Thingiverse parts. so I did not have to redesign the original inmoov head parts. EzAng hope you get into 3D printing soon. just remember do not leave a print job unattended as things can go wrong and can even start a fire. check often, it's just me being a mother.
hi nallycat
the head is glue on with locktide.
ezang
and check always that all the fan's are running.
thanks
thank you guys for all your help
EzAng
Hi all,
One of my best robots is my Orion SkyQuest XX14g GoTo Truss Tube Dobsonian Telescope https://www.telescope.com/Orion/Orion-SkyQuest-XX14g-GoTo-Truss-Tube-Dobsonian-Telescope/rc/2160/p/101888.uts?keyword=skyquest%2014
An enormous yet conveniently portable 14" aperture truss-tube Dobsonian telescope equipped with fully motorized GoTo object location and automatic tracking of over 42,000 celestial objects Colossal 14" aperture reflector optics collect tons of light for wonderfully detailed views of deep space objects such as galaxies, star clusters, and cloudy nebulas,
in addition to bright and detailed views of closer cosmic quarry including the Moon and planets
Orion-designed collapsible GoTo Dobsonian base AND rigid 8-pole truss reflector optical tube both break down into easily manageable components for transport in virtually any car
Closed-loop electronics forgive accidental bumps, nudges, and even manual repositioning without losing alignment of the GoTo system.
Heavy-duty clutches allow independent adjustment of motion to desired level of resistance in both axes.
The XX14g now comes Wi-Fi enabled, which means it can be controlled wirelessly from your smartphone or tablet instead of with the SynScan hand controller.
I can try to work it with ARC one day
EzAng
@EzAng We have a lot In common. I have been involved in astronomy since I was about 16 years old. I built my first telescope from scratch a 12 inch Newtonian reflector. I ground the primary mirror on a barrel with Pyrex mirror blanks it took most of the summer of 1965. I silvered the mirror myself. the telescope when finished was around 6 feet tall and weighed 250 lbs. I am a member of the Ottawa astronomical society, and partnered with my best friend in a company called Sky Shed. and we built all wood buildings in which the roof slid off to permanently house very large telescopes. the designer of Sky Shed was the base player for the Canadian band glass tiger. Astronomy is great during pandemics as it has very good social distancing. I have access to very large telescopes in Arizona through the society. full internet control. my problem as always is time.