The servos where actually regular 360 degrees servos, but since they do not have any kind of precision I decided to add my own sensors to them. So they are homemade to. I guess you could buy servos with high precision to, but they are usually quite expensive. If you want to make a bigger robot you probably need to use some sort of weights, something like the "Home made robot arm - CS001 - by Zoltán Schoffhauzer (Hungary)" video.
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms.
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms.
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms. Even if its programmed by computer software it still takes a pretty good knowledge of electronics in wire a HSC into a PLC and account for momentum and backlash
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms. Even if its programmed by computer oftware it still takes a pretty good knowledge of electronics to wire in a HSC into a PLC and account for momentum and backlash
Answer to jegelskersex: I used pbasic to program the basicstamp mircocontroller, which links the robot to the computer. The program window you se in the end of the video is used to program and controll the robot. This program is one of my own and it is written in c++.
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barrygizmo 10 months ago
Awesome!
paultrifa 1 year ago
Congratulations, this is the best homemade robot arm I have ever seen.
¿did you use any special servos for accuracy?
¿how would you do it if you had to use a larger arm?
paucarre 1 year ago
Thank you.
The servos where actually regular 360 degrees servos, but since they do not have any kind of precision I decided to add my own sensors to them. So they are homemade to. I guess you could buy servos with high precision to, but they are usually quite expensive. If you want to make a bigger robot you probably need to use some sort of weights, something like the "Home made robot arm - CS001 - by Zoltán Schoffhauzer (Hungary)" video.
adamBackstrom4 1 year ago
excellent it would be marvallous if the procedure is 2 exposed
raja9357 1 year ago
OMG just Awsome!
keep working in that way : )
berkut2006 1 year ago
Wow well done.... hey you should modify it to thread a needle!
frigitar 1 year ago
watching first frames i realized this: O_o how did you made it? what hardware do u use
normixxxx 1 year ago
amazing! now you gotta get it to write with the pencil!
itsjustlifetm 1 year ago
This isn't a Robot, this is a Pro-Bot.
jcole60brit 1 year ago
that was so bas-ass!!! awesome!!
kattejuice 2 years ago
Awesome.... XD make more... you should
123relations123 2 years ago
congrats on being awesome
razor2657 2 years ago
I dont think that most people realize how difficult it is to achieve such precise linear motion with an articulating robot.
EastTroyLocal 2 years ago 2
i disagree
WristSlittinglyFunny 2 years ago
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms.
EastTroyLocal 1 year ago
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms.
EastTroyLocal 1 year ago
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms. Even if its programmed by computer software it still takes a pretty good knowledge of electronics in wire a HSC into a PLC and account for momentum and backlash
EastTroyLocal 1 year ago
@WristSlittinglyFunny: Maybe if your a whiz at calculus it would be easy but I just thought the guy deserved some props, if its so easy perhaps you could explain it in general terms. Even if its programmed by computer oftware it still takes a pretty good knowledge of electronics to wire in a HSC into a PLC and account for momentum and backlash
EastTroyLocal 1 year ago
Answer to jegelskersex: I used pbasic to program the basicstamp mircocontroller, which links the robot to the computer. The program window you se in the end of the video is used to program and controll the robot. This program is one of my own and it is written in c++.
adamBackstrom4 2 years ago
It is a great work!!! I have a robot arm too. Search it in the YouTube. It's called: CS001
schoffhauzer 2 years ago
what did you use to program the robot?
jegelskersex 2 years ago
cool! but again uncool
WanderingGnome 2 years ago
Awsome! good work!!
naw3snj9 2 years ago 2
Pretty nice! Keep that up!
aldex123 2 years ago 5
congrats 5/5
frijolerox8 2 years ago 6