RoboSavvy Forum Robosavvy Forum: The largest online community of Humanoid Robot Builders 2007-10-13T11:46:24+01:00 http://forum.robosavvy.com/feed.php?f=1&t=1014 2007-10-13T11:46:24+01:00 2007-10-13T11:46:24+01:00 http://forum.robosavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=1014&p=11680#p11680 <![CDATA[robovie m v3]]> I have a robovie m3, yeah it looks smooth, unlike kondo bots. But it's a little more difficult dealing with it. You see, all the documentation that there is, is in japanese, all of it. So it would take about a month to get it up looking at those images in the manual.

Considering programming I can't say much. Software include RobovieMaker - a pic of the robot, and slide-bars for each servo, lots of japanese words ;) Motion creation isn't much difficult, but I still can't find a way of actually programming it.. If anybody does, please let me know.

There are lot's of ready motions on the cd, but to get it's "home position" perfect could take months, you see, there's no image in the docs saying that THAT's how the standard position should look like, so it's up to the user trying to guess, or inventing an own one if he could write all the motions (walking, etc) from scratch...

Anyways, contact me if you need anymore info.
logicerror [at] mail.ru

Statistics: Posted by logicerror — Sat Oct 13, 2007 11:46 am

]]> 2007-01-26T18:53:59+01:00 2007-01-26T18:53:59+01:00 http://forum.robosavvy.com/viewtopic.php?t=1014&p=6536#p6536 <![CDATA[robovie m v3]]> anyone with experience or info regarding this robot ? ive seen the website videos but does anyone own one and can tell me how it is operated.i know it can be r/c using a sanwa tx 8ch but what sort of software is bundled to allow programming of moves and creating your own moves?
its expensive but looks very smooth!
thanks guys - robbybot. :wink:

Statistics: Posted by robbybot — Fri Jan 26, 2007 6:53 pm

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