My high school engineering teacher found the inMoov project and decided to let a group of students attempt it. We have printed all parts necessary for both shoulders as well as a single arm (thus far) and have purchased all of the servos necessary and external power source. Now we are looking into the coding more and cannot seem to figure it out.

We are able to upload code to the arduino uno and can run servos individually through the GUI when initialized using the below commands (or similar).

How to control LED with microcontroller 8535 communication TCP/IP Starter kit NM7010A..?

I have a microcontroller ATMega8535 with avr low cost micro system, avr low cost micro system have 4 port A,B,C,D port to I / O microcontoller atmega8535

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Hey all roboteers,

Been busy of late. Working lots and playing too little.

Did get my arduino mega and assorted stuff in the mail and have been getting used to those parts when I can.

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/160890643358?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksi…

A short update between working and sleeping. Here is the latest pic of my printed parts for my inmoov robot.

my code for stream ipcamera :

rtsp://10.10.10.3:554/nphMpeg4/g726-640x480 and save to test.asf

how record ipcamera using  *.*asf file...??? Please help me

Made a header board so I can leave the standard plugs on my servos and just plug them into this which plugs into my arduino.

This allows me to leave the original plugs intact in case I need to replace a servo or use it somewhere else.

Header pins match up to the input pins on my arduino and are jumpered to rails which link up to other header pins on the other side bent at 90 degrees to allow my servo plugs to plug right in.