The Wooden Menace; Robotic Arm
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hello thanks again for your answer I build but I need at least the size as the actual measures used to cut timber according to the actual measurements if not too much trouble I would appreciate it a truth and a bit more accurate diagram construction of new I would appreciate a lot of really important to me please:!::!::!:
Hello there,
Can you please publish a picture of the arrangement of all the components on the breadboard.I'm using Proteus to design the PC board and at this point I'm pretty much manage to confuse my self.
Your help is much appreciated because this is my final year project and my supervisor are not making my life any easier with all the modification he asked me to do.
Can you please publish a picture of the arrangement of all the components on the breadboard.I'm using Proteus to design the PC board and at this point I'm pretty much manage to confuse my self.
Your help is much appreciated because this is my final year project and my supervisor are not making my life any easier with all the modification he asked me to do.
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Noveras,
I strongly urge you to follow the schematic, and not the pictures of the breadboard.
However, I'll try to get a better picture for you, but honestly the only thing on the breadboard is a PIC microcontroller, Crystal Oscillator, Voltage Regulator and Capacitor.
I strongly urge you to follow the schematic, and not the pictures of the breadboard.
However, I'll try to get a better picture for you, but honestly the only thing on the breadboard is a PIC microcontroller, Crystal Oscillator, Voltage Regulator and Capacitor.
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HOLA COMO ESTAS QUISIERA QUE ME SAQUES DE UNA DUDA NO ENTIENDO HASTA EL MOMENTO A DONDE VA EL QUINTO SERVO. PUES HASTA AHORA TENGO ENTEDIDO QUE 2 DE LOS SERVOS VAN EN LAS PINZAS Y EL TERCERO Y CUARTO EN LO QUE VENDRA SER LA COLUMNA O EL TRONCO Y PUES EL QUINTO NI IDEA A DONDE VA IR.LE AGRADECERIA SU RESPUESTA
HOLA COMO ESTAS QUISIERA QUE ME SAQUES DE UNA DUDA NO ENTIENDO HASTA EL MOMENTO A DONDE VA EL QUINTO SERVO. PUES HASTA AHORA TENGO ENTEDIDO QUE 2 DE LOS SERVOS VAN EN LAS PINZAS Y EL TERCERO Y CUARTO EN LO QUE VENDRA SER LA COLUMNA O EL TRONCO Y PUES EL QUINTO NI IDEA A DONDE VA IR.LE AGRADECERIA SU RESPUESTA
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Hello there,
Currently I'm in the process of constructing the arm it self.I would like you to help me by listing the thickness,length and the width of the wood.
I also have done some big modification on this project for example instead of 5 servos I only used 3 servos and I've also change the controller to make it more efficient.I would like to know if when I'm finished with the project can you publish it as an alternative project than yours?
I live in south east asia and the price of all the stuff used is very expensive.Now I estimate that I will used up to $1000 of my country money to construct this simple robot.So I am hoping my project can be featured here as a cheaper but a bit more complicated in certain part as an alternative to your original project.I hope you can consider it ^_^
Currently I'm in the process of constructing the arm it self.I would like you to help me by listing the thickness,length and the width of the wood.
I also have done some big modification on this project for example instead of 5 servos I only used 3 servos and I've also change the controller to make it more efficient.I would like to know if when I'm finished with the project can you publish it as an alternative project than yours?
I live in south east asia and the price of all the stuff used is very expensive.Now I estimate that I will used up to $1000 of my country money to construct this simple robot.So I am hoping my project can be featured here as a cheaper but a bit more complicated in certain part as an alternative to your original project.I hope you can consider it ^_^
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Hi Noveras,
I'd be happy to feature it and see it once the arm is complete.
Here are some pictures that should help you:
http://img830.imageshack.us/g/dsc04956r.jpg/
I'd be happy to feature it and see it once the arm is complete.
Here are some pictures that should help you:
http://img830.imageshack.us/g/dsc04956r.jpg/
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Hi,
In the code there is a function that can move the arm without the controller if you activate it, recompile and use it.
The PS1 controller is not the same as one that connects to a playstation. This is one that I bought at a hardware supply store. It uses non-standard ethernet output. The button data is clocked out serially, in the 'main' function of the code you'll see the 16 bits of controller 'button' data being used. So I didn't mod it myself.
In the code there is a function that can move the arm without the controller if you activate it, recompile and use it.
The PS1 controller is not the same as one that connects to a playstation. This is one that I bought at a hardware supply store. It uses non-standard ethernet output. The button data is clocked out serially, in the 'main' function of the code you'll see the 16 bits of controller 'button' data being used. So I didn't mod it myself.
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