My First Robotic Arm

Posted on 16/05/2011 by eurekagenesis
Modified on: 13/09/2018
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Hi there ! I am a new member here. This is my first Robotic Arm that I built myself. Most of the parts are made out of acrylic plastic. I use a micro servo for the gripper, a std servo for the elbow, two std servo for the shoulder and a stepper motor for the base.   «THE GRIPPER» Motion of the robotic arm not so smooth , I want to make it move smoothly , but the space is not enough for my code. If there are an expert that very familiar with basic stamp programming ...


My First Robotic Arm

Hi there !

I am a new member here.

This is my first Robotic Arm that I built myself.

Most of the parts are made out of acrylic plastic.

I use a micro servo for the gripper,

a std servo for the elbow, two std servo

for the shoulder and a stepper motor for

the base.

 

«THE GRIPPER»

Motion of the robotic arm not so smooth , I want to make it move smoothly , but the space is not enough for my code.

If there are an expert that very familiar with basic stamp programming , I need some advice!

 

I feel very happy that I built my own Robotic Arm and also I become a member of

letsmakerobots(a place that full with robot builder's ) 

 


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  • Actuators / output devices: 1 micro servo, 3 std servo & 1 stepper motor
  • Control method: Controlled by Basic Stamp programming
  • CPU: Basic Stamp 2
  • Power source: Power Adapter or Batteries
  • Programming language: Basic
  • Target environment: indoor
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