Elysium Exoskeleton, Part 2: Testing The Cylinders
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Got some new parts in for the build, it's starting to come along nicely!
I am attempting to build a working exoskeleton similar to the one shown in Elysium, but instead of CGI... it will work!
Using pneumatic cylinders, an industrial festo valve bank, and a whole bunch of 1" x 1" perforated steel tube, you can watch my progress as I slowly build the coolest thing ever.
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Wish you would make the videos longer, they're so interesting!
What! No! More. You tease us. Waiting for part 3.
Video is uploaded and waiting for release... ;-)
Looking great!
amazing to see how far he has come!
the good thing about the videos at 2014 is that you show how to build it unlike the videos now.
Can't wait see the finished product!!! lol
Its so amazing seeing how far Hacksmith industries has come
Got to tell you James, the whole lifting section of the video I was thinking at some point you're going to trap your fingers. The builds looking good, can't wait for part 3.
2:23 The battery label is ironic...
Looks awesome, thanks for sharing. Can't wait until it's done.
Me too!!!
CAN'T WAIT
Wow. This is just amazing!
Your stuff is so great, keep up the good work buddy!
Thanks mate!
this will be so fun :D i dont think i could build one, im still fiddeling on my HB :)
What store did he buy the metal bars for the elbow ?
Holy goodness, this is crazy awesome! +1 sub
Loving it!
Omg this is awesome! Very cool bro!
Do u recommend trying this me and my FREIND were hoping to do this as a project
Whats the Stroke length of the cylinders used? I'm working on designing my own and would like a general idea of what to look for.
+C43908 I'm trying to find the same thing, but for a flashlight!
Nice 😃
Love the videos always an inspiration
this is gonna be so cool! :D
So the cylinders make it easier to move or what is there purpose
While your at it maybe put a combustion engine on your arm. Hahaha so powerful how much research have you done on this I have seen a lot of designs that work and some that don't like that wire pully and that Japanese weight lifting and disability expo skeleton using a quite flat electric engine that doesn't look to hard to build . The fun pat of this is what covers are you going to print with 3d printer . Reminds me of obamas iron man
Aha! Once I have a working prototype I'll continue to refine it. Will definitely have some cool accessories!
Aka grapple / climbing claw
can you tell me the Stoke length please because I'm trying to make my own
This is so cool.
A question: how difficult would it be to make a similar skeleton that simply locks its limbs in place, instead of power-assisting their movement? Would you just need to regulate the float control valves?
Not too difficult, but what would the point be then?
the Hacksmith Hmm... I was going to say lifting a heavy object- you yourself only have to exert effort for a second or two, then lock the skeleton and let it take the load. You'd still have to make an effort with your legs, though.
If you had a smaller, similar arrangement for your hands, you could hang on to a jungle gym with one hand and do crosswords with the other?
Might be useful as a means of absorbing impacts and g-forces, though.
TLDR: not much.
Spaghetti775 Not too hard -- for something like that you'd want a ratcheting gear at each of your joints. That way when you move the joint it will lock as you go -- the only problem is having an easy way to release the gear when you want to let go...
the Hacksmith Would it work to have something akin to a bicycle brake? Squeeze a handle (somehow), pull a cable and pull the ratchet gear out of alignment with its teeth?
heads up. you didn't link an annotation to your part three video.
hello, does anyone know what equipment was used here and in what quantity? e.g. how many actuators
so what bore size and stroke length are the cylinders you used?
What compressor did you use? And what piston model?
Pleaes can i have a list of all the parts you used thank you im making it for my exam
Where's the part three? Pls! Release it alreadyyyyyyyyyyyyy
whats the ENTIRE list of the materials?
WHAT ARE THE LINKS OF THE PARTS YOU BOUGHT!?
Does some 1 know which cylinders he is using?
what is the name of the pneumatic cylinder you used?
вы это видели - Стяжки лопаются! Валера был прав
where can i buy inexpensive cylinders
+the Hacksmith Could someone please tell me when a pneumatic cylinder fully extended and the valves all closed, does it retain it's position and holding force? Thanks
+ZBCuber Correct. It depends on the type of valve you use, but once the cylinder is pressurized the valve could be closed and it would retain it's holding force.
+the Hacksmith ok thanks.
What is the specific name of the cylinder and where did you order it
They're actually discontinued, I got them for free when a company was throwing them out.
I'd recommend checking eBay for something similar. They are rated for 250PSI, have a 100mm stroke, and I believe a 1.5" bore diameter. They wouldn't be the cylinders I would of picked, but they were free.
Does it say trollmaster on the battery?
It does.
Well then..... Why
Mahamud Hussein www.marinetechproducts.com/pages/TrollMasterHome
con"troll"ing
yup.
where can i get a pnuematic system like that? where did you get that one?? please let me know
+Zai Avila Google
+the Hacksmith what's the name of the cylinder ?
+Zai Avila Just search Pneumatic Cylinders. The ones I'm using are discontinued so they won't help you.
Lit
how many Mpa does the cylinder operate at?
+Chris Lutfi I don't know off hand but if you search 150psi to mpa on Google it'll tell you =)
thanks a lot, I'm doing thing for my science fair
Can you provide the item number of the cylinders that you are using from AutomationDirect?
I only got the fittings from Automation Direct. The cylinders are discontinued and were donated to me. If you're designing an exo you should size the cylinders accordingly :)
I'm annoyed by the lack of comments
Lel nice battery:TrollMaster aprooves (y)
Im am looking forward to make a exoskelton as well, the problem i have is i am unexperienced with hydrolics. Would you be kind to list the parts that you have used, and mabye where i can buy them online?
holy s**t
3:12
Who watching this in 2021
Can you make me one!
Why? I've had enough suspense.
Good work on the video though.
2019 anyone
2020
Where's the part three? Pls! Release it alreadyyyyyyyyyyyyy