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Bioloid Humanoid falling on its back

2009-02-27T22:07:41+01:00

stamanol wrote:
I havent calibrated it. Is it necessary? It seems to be walking fine now.Is this documented in the manual?

It's not absolutely necessary but centering all of the servos is likely to be slightly helpful in walking on a greater variety of surfaces. You may, also, have lucked out and managed to hit a good setup straight out of the box. I managed to fluke this too and didn't need to recalibrate. Others have had to spend hours doing so.

Try the different walking motions and experiment on a variety of surfaces. If he's stable on a level surface then don't fix what isn't broken

Statistics: Posted by StuartL — Fri Feb 27, 2009 10:07 pm

Bioloid Humanoid falling on its back

2009-02-26T17:54:01+01:00

You are absolutely right,some screws of the servo horn in one knee joint were very loose.After tightening them I could not reproduce the problem. This thing is too sensitive with its center of gravity I guess.

I havent calibrated it. Is it necessary? It seems to be walking fine now.Is this documented in the manual?

Statistics: Posted by stamanol — Thu Feb 26, 2009 5:54 pm

Bioloid Humanoid falling on its back

2009-02-26T17:06:26+01:00

Are the screws tight enough to prevent slop/movement in the joints while it's in motion?

Have you also calibrated the standing stance with the motion editor?

The other problem could just be an uneven floor. Static/precoded motion sequences are very sensitive to uneven surfaces as they're entirely reliant on the centre of gravity being exactly where it was when they were programmed.

Statistics: Posted by StuartL — Thu Feb 26, 2009 5:06 pm

Bioloid Humanoid falling on its back

2009-02-25T11:35:24+01:00

Hi,

I have built the humanoid confuguration and when I let it walk with the program from the cd (DemoExample(Humanoid)) it starts walking fine but after 10 steps or so it falls on its back as if it cannot balance its weight. Whats wrong? Is my assembly wrong? Is it something with the software adjustment of the servos,or is it generally a faulty program? How can I correct this behaviour?

Statistics: Posted by stamanol — Wed Feb 25, 2009 11:35 am