I’ve been focusing on getting position and current sense data from the servos so that I can get it to traverse uneven terrain. An ongoing log of my progress, pictures and video can be found here: vizlog.com/robot

Sweetness. :astonished: Then I shall wait and follow our leader. :laughing: The larger motor Open Servos would be amazing, especially if Jim makes SES brackets just for them. That just opens up so many possibilities. Perhaps a child-sized biped… or a normal-sized biped wit…

Does Robo-One have a size limit? BuilderA: Wow, your robot has huge arms! BuilderB: Those are his fingers. :smiling_imp:

That depends on which competition it is. Most competitions that I’ve heard of use the rules that can be found at www.robogames.org/

ugh… that was a lot of soldering. 18 OpenServo boards ready to go! [image] Now on to cables and connectors

yea, I’m pretty sure I’ve got a low level lead poisioning too :unamused:

This is going to be very interesting to see your creation use these things. I look forward to seeing some video of it in the distant future.

Those look neato! Such tiny tracings. Sorry, Andy, you’ll get no pity from me. I love soldering (probably because it’s the only part of electronics that I’m not vastly inept at). :smiley: Is it just me, or does that picture make one feel like diving into a swimming pool fill…

Niccceeeee - Hey Andy, did you etch all of those yourself? If so, what kit? I’ve never etched before and after reading about the OpenServo project I considered giving it a go. Any suggestions would greatly helpful. Thanks

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sn96 June 9, 2006, 10:09pm 57

Did you enjoy smelling all that flux? I bet you smelled flux for a few days afterwards huh?