Robot arm, SketchUp plan #1

[GamerN4]

Ya know what Howard is gonna do with it ;P

You are awesome if you get the reference....

[diegking11]

how can i download the program you are using in the video ?

[jetiscander]

How this CAD called?

[mousekin89]

good design

[fofrenus]

0:20 it looks like its in gym

[aravindhkumar2012]

why this video is removed?

thank you

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[mandunya]

I am sorry to bother you, but I was wondering how can I make this on my desktop. Because I am working on a project about robots, and I wan't to finish it soon. I had an idea about using motors, and the same principals I came up with applied to what others did, include professional robotic arms. A good Schematic is my first step to accomplish it. Can you let me know what you used to make that sketch up, with the movements.

[shariar1995]

@mandunya using google sketchup and sketchyphysics

[MegaTaavi]

what web page did you get that program. Did it?. Would you please send it to my mail ie tatu-taavetti@netti.fi

[happygamestvfun1]

Don't you need a ECAD software to make the PCB electronics to give this robot logic?

[chin2sh]

Sir I am a final year Electronics student pursuing my degree of B.E. I have planned to make a robotic arm for my final year project. I saw your work and was truly amazed.I know you must be very busy with your work.But it would be a favour if you can guide me as in how to go on sequentially to implement this project.I have searched a lot about the project but too many ideas and too many links are doing nothing more than confusing me rather.

[j1d22]

you also use sketchyphysics hum ?

[agedashi89]

hi! it is such an interesting video! Could you please explain me how to do that? I need to make a robot simulation and want to know how many degrees that every joint moves if it is given a certain location of the end terminal. I mean for example: the end of the robot should be at (1.2.3) position, so how do i know the degree of every joint that moves?

I would really love to hearing from you soon! :)

here is my email address: agedashi_tofu1511(at)yahoo(dot­)co(dot)id

thanks! :D

[EmperorAst]

Very good!

[diabliyito]

google sketchup?

[conman33311]

i want it!!! so cool 5 stars

[Etniesboy21]

how do you do this

[Saint1407]

watch roboterprojekt2...

[alphaman1101]

i found a new use for sketchup!

[Djigerien]

Please help, how to you make the base move with the other servo joints?

[seretsu545212]

you can do it by yourself..if you know how to create good schematics and application of programming any language..:)

[andidoe2006]

it would be very cool if i had one of this in the real life:D

[rohitkumarindia]

please tell me which software it is ?

[zaxary2tt]

Wow how did you do that? I have an account for sketchup, look up Universe city. my user name is zaxa.

[avanc3]

the clamps on the head should close too

[raoul00123]

can you use a joystick

[raoul00123]

can you use a joystick to controol stupp in google scetchup whit the plugin cus i cant see anything like add joystick

[LatiLats13]

How do you do this im farely new =]

[italianganster255]

good but u forgot to make the claw grab things!!!! get rid of the second joint in the arm and add a grabing action

[faruh123]

@italianganster255

Dude,, the claw is right there... he just didnt add a motorto it I suppose

[pekepowah]

absollutly awesome. I cant wait for final hardware working. Excelent job guy!

[Stoffel1959]

Great work !!

[AACCAA2211]

Where you found that Physicis Control, it is plugin or what ?

[jipasd]

You COULD also read the fucking description before asking stupid guestions.

[farmerrayford]

Yes AACCAA2211,I do believe it is a plugin.(or not?) Whenever I'm unsure about a process, I message the person that uploaded the video and ask them in a polite way how they carried out a task. They always respond to my inquiry with a polite explanation. If you haven't tried this method yet... why don't you give it a try and see if it works for you. It's your choice though. We all learn at a different pace sometimes. (I hope my post help you get closer to the answer you seek)

Have a good day.