I've always wished I had started a Project Showcase type of thread when I started running my InMoov robot with EZ-Robot. So I'm going to start one now. The first few posts are recaps of the threads I've done, I'll put a link to the original thread so if someone wants to see the discussion they can. Anything I do in the future will be posted on this thread.
Here's the first thread I posted with my InMoov running on EZ-Robot. Original thread - https://synthiam.com/Community/Questions/6670
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I agree with DJ. Amazing amount of work. Great job Bob.
Thanks for the nice comments, guys. Perry, I started building InMoov in September 2013. Wow, time sure fly's ! Powered it up for the first time in mid October 2013. It's been running on EZ-Robot since the EZBv4 came out.
Wow, amazing work Bob! I love the improvements, especially using micro servos inside the hand instead of the forearm!
I've added some new parts to InMoov.
Great surprise Bob, on the legs and motorized base unit, looks a really good idea, I like it a lot!
Where did you get the base unit from, did you design and build the base unit from scratch, or is it a brought off the self unit?
Very nice Bob. Yes, please tell us about the base!
Very nice Bob. Awesome. Now if you get it to walk, think that will be the most coolest thing ever
the new terminator ! Id buy it
The base is awesome! It looks very sleek and space age, great work Bob!