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Star Wars R6 Droid #10 | Details & Arduino | James Bruton
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- Опубликовано: 20 апр 2015
- Getting some of the detail parts printed and using Adafruit Neopixels with Arduino electronics & coding to light up some of the droid - there are plenty more to come!.
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I absolutely love how the droid is coming together
***** vjbykkjp poo hkkjhbk v check
Kick ass! I swear this channel is enough to convince me to get a 3D printer
Nicolas Novoa Same here! Also this channel is pushing me into starting my own R2 building ;)
I'm not getting one till after my uni course when I'll have had more experience with them and they should be even more affordable.
Nicolas Novoa lol, same here >.
Acrimonious Mirth Its worth it and you don't really need any experience im in high school and i got a kit for xmas and built it with no experience in 3d printing before and they are already pretty cheap
Just found this channel. Holy crap I'm so pumped to see this and the BB-8 droid come together. Keep up the excellent work!
The leds really make it look alive :)
Great Video (i like the mix of printing and electronics)
This channel deserves so many more subscribers
So much potential
Your work is inspirational, thank you for sharing!
The new pieces added so much detail. Amazing work!
OMG this is such an awesome channel! That is looking perfect!-I always did like the r6 over the r2.
just wanna say that i love your work
Amazing job, keep up the good work!
I love the skeletal nature of the frame I don't know if your putting panels on but I wouldn't anyway good job !
It's beautiful!
I love how this droid is developing throughout the weeks. Very excited to see a BB-6 droid in development as well. When will you start production of the lightsaber that you teased awhile back. The prototype design was genius and I can't wait to see a finished version.
Bloody amazing.
Awesome!!!
Wow, I'm impressed by the quality of 3D Printing. Complete absence of support material, that's just incredible!
Are you planing to put something in the radar eye? Some GoPro camera maybe? :-D
Keep up! I love it
The slip ring is cool, but why not use it for power and communication between torso and head logic? Perhaps via serial, I2C or another protocol.
I really think you should map out the power scheme first, then the data scheme and then put all the logic where it needs to go to drive all motors and lights, as well have properly distributed power rails.
dude James your awesome
it looks great. you should add a computer terminal turning stick thing that r2 uses to open doors that folds out of his body. i dont know what its called.
it would be cool if you could fit a gopro into the radar eye :D you could have a spying device :P
If you reduce the step size of the random number generator and do a tiny bit of mathematics, you can get much clerer colors. for example, generate a number between 1 and 5, then multiply it by ten. now you have more differentiatet colors. you could go a step fourther and define a 8 bit color output (I don't know if it's possible (you could emulate it tho...)), then the colors would be more... individual. not a white mess...
Great work James, been really enjoying seeing this come together. I must ask, what screen capture software do you use to record the segments where you show the CAD files?
A mini project with a Hdmi port for tv or big screen views would be cool
Wooooooow i love it
James did you know they hired some R2 builders to work on the new movie? You should apply for the next movies!!
Another great episode James! I was wondering if you could zoom in your screen a bit more when you do the coding sections? I have a bit of trouble reading the code even in full screen mode. Keep up the great work :).
Thanks so much for the link, that helps a lot :D
Looks great, some amazing progress, I just hope the batteries dont go flat too quickly once youve finished all the electronics. Will the electrics section with the Arduino have some protection from little kids poking their fingers in? such as a clear plastic cover or something.
It seems I keep having ideas about the 3D printing itself (even though I don't own a 3D printer) - The item at 5:56 worked out okay with 'a bit of mess on the inside'. Might it have worked even better if you'd printed it upright with the wedge pointing upwards?
I would LOVE to buy a lulzbot mini but I haven't learnt cad software yet. I'm good at drawing and experienced with illustrator etc but I've yet to make the leap to cad. Until I'm confident I can design what I imagine in CAD I won't get a printer yet.
Now that you have the all metal extrusion head will you be making another video on that lightsaber?
You should put a go pro in the eye slot for vlogs or a camara mount
I'm confused, how does the slip ring work? Will it keep the wires from twisting up when the head turns?
Hey James, have you considered putting an actual projector in the holo-eye?
How many rotations of the head before the wires through the "neck" wind up and need "unwinding"?
***** Disregard, disregard! My fault for skipping through. I thought you'd 3D printed your own bearing block, didn't realise it was a bought slip ring. Where did you buy it from for reference?
***** Looks like this one, very similar at least.www.robotshop.com/en/slip-ring-flange-736.html
Thanks for the reference, very useful.
Awesome \o/
How's the wiring harness through your slip ring holding up?
Next episode can u pick it up so we can see how heavy it is.
Mini projecter please!
Are any of the STL or Arduino files available for download? I would like to use some of them to start building my own droid.
I like red.
***** Hello i just want to say i love your videos and i have one question for you about 3D Printers and I wanted to know what is the best 3D Printer for a house thats is a good prices but also is good and has a largo heat bed for large prints. Thank you
R u going to put sounds
Im assuming you arent bothered much by whitebox going out of business due to knowing how to do 3d printing? How do you get the specifications for robots like this?
I like R2d2
Ur awesome
where can i find the CAD drawings
thank you
is that a tiny door in that room, or are you a giant?
Hi James I'm a giant fan I would really like to be a robotic builder or inventer. but I'm only 11 and don't have 2200 pounds for a 3d printer so I hope you can talk because I'm a huge fan
Can you make Old Bonnie from five nights at Freddy
Your on chive go look
i think you should go to NASA.