Zenta's robotic workshop take1

[n3e7]

is there more info about the added pots, on the joysticks?

[Thepockets88]

@n3e7

i would like to know this also

[ArtOfTheProblem]

Please post more details on your process!

[Narutoamaw]

:O amazing mate!!!!



[turtleD90]

can you give a link for the diy controller??

[ValantNovalight]

I'm hearing a lot of hum from your servos around 5:23 . Is that normal?

[ZentaOlbaid]

@ValantNovalight Yes, that's a normal sound when the servos are under high load. These are anaolg servos, digital servos make even more/worse sound (especially the 5990's).

[iainessex]

They are simple amazing the fabrication looks to be very skilled and I would love to have a workshop like that it's as amazing as the robots !! Good work !

[tpioneer]

wow, your robots are sooo fucking dan coool!

[megasmart1337]

hahahahahahhahahaha

[steenkypeet]

You have the best hobby in the world. I really wish I was you.

[BlackD64]

Love the workshop, and BTW your English is 100pc better than my Norwegian :) and 20pc better than my English

[weaponEX]

Incredible.

[ZentaOlbaid]

@Gniddelrulez Power switches are for the BB2 logic voltage, SSC32 logic voltage and servo voltage. Only two switches VL and VS can be used, I just wanted to separate the BB2 and SSC32 power. Lynxmotion has sponsored all parts (servos + brackets).. ;)

[shodanxx]

that's awesome, the hardware you made is actually more advanced than the software and interface !

this almost never happens !

[OGMO11]

I have never seen robots as good as these... so smooth :O

[antii2]

materials wise, how much would one of these robots cost?

[ZentaOlbaid]

@antii2 Around 800 - 1500$

[000Ru000]

Good vid; very jealous of your workshop!

[hardmouse1972]

Gosh!! Can I work with you!! LOL!

[Fireballofdolera]

never seen such cool robots good work!!

greets from netherlands

[zatoichi37]

Of course the a-pod is popular. It's an excellent design. I think you should build another and sell them. If you can program them simply so they run around like 'pets' and you could make it so they take breaks and self-recharge at different points around the house in order to deal w/ the heat and batter issues.

[roidroid]

is the intelligence for inverse kinematics running on the remote control, or is it running on the robot?

[ZentaOlbaid]

@roidroid All calculations are done by the onboard (on the robot) mcu.

[zrieprakis]

Excellent. Seeing a robot kit is one thing. Looking behind the scenes is (for me) much more impressive. Thanks!

[jamiesowell]

awesome as usual

i love the transmitter coool :D

[gaarasama0609]

hey zenta your robots are the bes i ever seen and i seen a lot

[wheagy]

Cool robot collection and that remote is crazy.

[Xanore]

Zenta, Pretty cool to see a detailed view of your workshop! Great to see a long demo including most of your bots and even a demo of your newest project! Great work as always!! Thanks for noticing my name, I always enjoy working with yah.

Keep up the awesome work! You inspire a lot of us!

Xan

[armorog]

amazing. I plan on starting classes this fall for robotics. I have always been fascinated by robots. After I start learning more about them I would like to try to build a robot like the apod, only i would like to try to make it more like a scorpion.

the work you do is pretty awesome. I look forward to seeing what else you come up with.

[aggrav8d]

Zenta, your work is amazing as always. How did you get someone to sponsor your parts?

[vasniltere]

The A Pod is huge. I didn't realize how big it was from the other videos.

[wolfiecritter]

Very nice, as always, Zenta! Your work has inspired what I am trying to do with A.S.T.R.I.D. now.

[niiidar]

Du ivaretar den norske tradisjonen med å ikke kunne snakke skikkelig engelsk :D

[ZentaOlbaid]

@niiidar Takk for det, det gjelder å holde på tradisjoner vet du.. ;)

[psyquack]

Utrolige roboter! :D

Finnes det "happenings" i Norge der folk viser frem robotene sine?

Vært utrolig kult å se dine roboter, live!

[ZentaOlbaid]

@psyquack Takk for kommentar! Ikke som jeg vet, men jeg kommer til å ha en stand på en modell og hobbymesse på Voll (i Rogaland) den 30. og 31. oktober.

[blacklightstudio2]

O_O jaså ja, hadde ikke merket at du var norsk jeg, hadde bare sett de kule sakene dine jeg ...

[BfndrGnrl]

Awesome to see your workshop Zenta.

[Iravincius]

Great video Zenta! Great to see your workshop and work in progress ;)

[frostmage6985]

Noy my wife though...

Haha =D

[HighOctane327]

Are you planning on trying some larger scale work at some point? By larger i mean maybe 2-3ft tall.

[plundra]

Nice demo, always fun to see workshops and stuff behind the scenes! :-) Have you done any attempts with logic to regain balance when pushed for example?

[ZentaOlbaid]

@plundra Thanks! I do have some plans of including gyro and accelerometers.

[jojobest]

Very good video, I like your new biped ! ^^

[dragonmertstar]

Really Cool :)

[YaGonk101]

Cool work Zenta !!!.....

[kattejuice]

WOW! awesome! i love your robots! but i didnt know u where from norway! :D my father works in norway. im from denmark. i make robots too.

BEST HOBBY EVER!

i'd live to see more of T-hex. hes a 4-dof on every leg! :D

[kargidesign]

That was amazing man, thanks for sharing your workshop.

I wish you accomplish a nice smooth walking soon. enjoying your great works.

[Free07Style]

Really excellent! Congratulations!

[chaugan]

Kjempebra video! Veldig morsomt å se hvordan det "foregår" bak spakene!

[ZentaOlbaid]

@chaugan Hei, jøss.. det var en kjapp reply! Takk for det, men jeg håper kvaliteten blir litt bedre. Brukte et webcam. Resultatet var egentlig mye bedre enn dette. Jeg får se om den endelige youtube processeseringen gjør det bedre. English: Wow, thats a fast reply. Thanks! But I hope the quality gets better after youtube ends the video processing. The result gave better image quality on my PC though. I'm using a Logictech 9000 webcam.

[chaugan]

@ZentaOlbaid I love your videos, and I can't wait to see more of the "bipad"!

You're really great at making the transitions between the movements looking natural, so I think you can do some great work with the bipad :)

Keep up the good work!