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Greatings
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Since more than a week I am working on a script to create gestures by talking or typing using AIML.
Blender Pivots and Parent-Child walkthrough
Name Binding in MyRobotLab & Blender is done(ish) Now, it is easy to support (N) number of servos.
Binding is very easy to do. You just name the object with the rotational pivot the same as the MRL's servo name and create a single actuator with the same name with the appropriate axis of rotation.
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Update 20141220 >> HUD display added 8x8Matrrix
Update 20141227 >> 16X8 display and a few more Pots and a stereo output Jack. Twiddle knobs now sport extra details for ease of use.
Hello, my name is kaled Alejandro Souky Ortiz. I decided to contact you because i could tell you have a strong knowledge of Arduino DUE, and i have been experience some trouble using it. I wonder if you are capable of adapting the "varspeedservo" library to the Arduino DUE board. I tried doing it through AVR studio by using the newly updates of AT91SAM3X8E micro controller. I took as reference the servo’s library for Arduino IDE beta 1.5.8, but had no luck.
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Ahoy Gareth & Elves !
Now that we threw a few grappling hooks across for the Blender Bridge I was wondering if you could demo / explain how a servo "joint" is made in InMoov.
I like the way Blender expects everything to be named .. this is a MRL mantra too.
I was hoping to capitalize on this in this way :
Do anybody know, how open the toddler humanoid robot iCub is?
On their homepage stands: "an open source cognitive humanoid robotic platform".
But I can't find neither the sourcecode of the software nor the plans for the hardware.
If it is realy opensource, then possibly some ideas of it could be integrated in InMoov and/or MyRobotLab.
For example, if InMoov becomes legs, parts of the iCub software and/or hardware could help to keep its balance:
