The Python service had a bug which did not allow callbacks from other Services. Listeners could be set up which were supposed to call different methods in Python, but ended up only calling the first called method.
an Example would be :
Next version 'Nixie' is coming soon !
Help us to get ready with MyRobotLab version Nixie: try it !
InverseKinematics service : http://myrobotlab.org/service/InverseKinematics
So I know this is site is about MRL not InMoov hardware but I wanted to share the custom power distribution boards I built with other InMoov builders.
I originally wanted to use my Adafruit 16 port servo controller boards with the InMoov service so I could put one at each of the elbows and connect up the servos to keep it nice and simple, no additional tangle of wires. Those boards aren't integrated yet with InMoov, so I had to look for other options for get my bot ready for Makerfaire.
Hi,
I'm under the inpression. Nice job!
I have trayed to feel project base on InMoov Finger Starter tutorial. I made step by step as tutorial.
I sent sketch to arduino, start python script, the syntezer recognized command, manual comand can control the servo.
Voise command "open hand" "close hand"are recognized correct but servo didn't move.
what could hapened?
I used turnigy TG9g servo. Only this servo I have on hand
Hi,
It could be nice to have a section for show our projects ( description, how it advance, picture ...)
and an other to talk about all and nothing .
Maybe one to introduce ourselves ( it's a good sentence ? 
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Inverted LKOptical Tracking in the Tracking service (Bleeding Edge 1688)
But wait there's more ! Chuck has inverted cameras and found it problematic to Flip correctly, since the Tracking service removes and inserts its own filters depending on the type of tracking its doing (LKOptical point, Face Tracking, Object tracking).
My wires are currently a mess as I need to use long servo extensions to go back to my two arduinos. This is the standard InMoov setup as per the service page, and I think with some work it could be neater, as Gael has managed to do with ribbon cable. I'd like to try to use two Adafruit 16 port servo boards to accomplish this. it also gives me more ports to play with in the long run. To keep things simple, I'd like to just keep everything else in the Inmoov service (and "fully.py" script) the same as possible.
I've got my inmoov 95% built and ready to animate it.
I've tried MRL on OSX, Ubuntu 13.4 (VMWARE) and Windows8 (VMWare), but not having any luck getting any of them to work.
My preference is OS X, but I'll live with whatever works. I have several arduinos and 2 adafruit 16 port serial boards ready to go.