Видео

Very good video, I just bought the robot

Cool!

Does this work automatic ? or you have to have the control all the time with you ?

better try making the video with stable camera next time... literally wasnt able to figure what actually u were tryin to show or how does it work

You'd think, since windows are square, the robot would be square to get those corners.

Hot Paula, very nice.

The product is not practical and it need to be faster and smart to work alone with no external control. One certral cleaning brush will be better.

How can I learn this want to learn me

😮😢🎉6yui7ghu

Música para los oídos 🫵🤑

Suuuper

poor vector😂

You might try printing nylon or ABS for parts that need more strength. Thanks for sharing. 😁

Very Cool! Love that elbow mechanism. Ingenious!

do you think this would work on a car windshield? with the curvature?

Thank you for this video, it was very helpful. I especially like your method of tracing AND taking measurements on one big sheet of paper. Sure, it seems obvious, but I've never thought to do that. I'm currently trying to design an airtag battery cover for my tv remote, and I'm having a lot of trouble copying the shape. This video has helped quite a bit, so I checked out your channel in hopes of more tips. Your other projects are really cool, and I loved learning about them!

Very interesting build! I'm trying to build it myself. How were you able to invert the polarity of one half of the pumps? I might be wrong, but the schematic you provided doesn't seem to reflect that. It shows all the pumps are connected with the same polarity. Could you elaborate on that? Thanks a lot!

Hey Paula! Im 13 years old and im recreating your project for fun, i printed the skull and everything, but can you say where you got the mechanical eyes?

Can you use this in a bathtub/shower so we can see if it cleans it before I buy it? ❤️

Awesome,hey I want to work on such a project for the upcoming expo ..I need some assistance

the eyes need web cameras and focusing lenses

Great video. Really easy to understand

That looks like a christmas tree that's fit for a star wars christmas special. I love your projects.

This is so cool!!! Thank you for sharing this wonderful project.

That actually scared me

hello, just to summary can you edit the materials what we need ? 1) bread board 2)Arduin 3)motor 5v 4)Pump ? I have a question, what is the the think between arduino and voltage? thank you

How to get the job robotics

Did the humanoid turn on you? Hope not!

Did the humanoid turn on you? Hope not!

i love this project .cool.

correct z offset, you are very tall...

Hai Paula sa facem o fabrica de roboti!

Tare !

Good video; made me wait for the silent generation. Also it's way to slow and it needs a lot of maneuvering. It would have taken me a fraction of the time to do all that cleaning myself. All you need is a squeegee with an extension, but if you spend $200 on this piece of crap, you certainly can spend ten bucks on a squeegee.. Cheers!

Wow, I will start skeching my robot from today. I was happy and could smile while watching the video.

Try printing 100% infill pcs of smaller parts to get the weight down. Also using fewer servos that are more efficient will help alot. Pause on the torso disign , and work on the legs. Keep in mind if it can't stand on its own it will not be able to carry weight. Here's where it.gets tricky; think a 2 leg table. That's what we are and so your Android must be the same. I hope this helps, a little anyway. Keep up the good work. 🤖🤔

You could have a four point tank tread on both sides with a swivel tension arm so that you can change the angle of the forward tread.

You’re a robot looks great! Have you thought about decreasing the weight by switching out some of the components in the arms so that it is a cable pully system instead of a servo system? You might be able to pull off some multiplication of strength with a geared system with that. I am also looking forward to building something similar to yours, but I figure I need to get a 3-D printer and some basic Arduino/pi compatible parts.

The human vertebra is a terrible catalyst to work off of. It has too many moving parts and is unsteady as well as impractical for introducing a large amount of power draining servos. This is one of the reasons you don't see many humanoid robots with legs. Might I suggest a reinforced framed torso instead.

you are incredible! beautiful project!

Bro the eyes are just .... kill it

How loud is the pump?

The start of the invasion

u better not create skynet terminator bots

You're channel is criminally undersubscribed.

Your prints could look way better with that size nozzle, 100% need to dial in that printer. Was nice seeing a different method and will have to try tinkercad for my own projects sometime. Thanks!

Nice 😍👻

Great video! Are You still using Them? Do you know if the valves is only on/off states or do they work like the old Danfoss, keeping a steady stream of heat going ?

This is splendid

Broooo where did you get those cameras in the eyes? They are the exact size im looking for!!