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Post by srobot » Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:36 am

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Sat Sep 29, 2007 2:36 am

Droid Works wrote:Gostrider posted all kinds of insults and slander but that seems to bother no one.


That is because this is the RoboSavvy forum not the Trossen Robotics forum.

If you did all of your links over at their forum no one would say a word.

Anywho, I gotta check eBay.

--Scotty
Droid Works wrote:Gostrider posted all kinds of insults and slander but that seems to bother no one.


That is because this is the RoboSavvy forum not the Trossen Robotics forum.

If you did all of your links over at their forum no one would say a word.

Anywho, I gotta check eBay.

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Post by tempusmaster » Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:02 pm

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Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:02 pm

Droid Works wrote:One other bot you might want to consider is the Robophilo. It should be available for sale for the holiday season. It under $500 and is easy to use .
Here is the link if you are interested:

http://robophilo.com

It does look quite interesting, though you seem to know more about it than I could figure out from the limited information on the website. What makes it 'easy to use'?
Droid Works wrote:One other bot you might want to consider is the Robophilo. It should be available for sale for the holiday season. It under $500 and is easy to use .
Here is the link if you are interested:

http://robophilo.com

It does look quite interesting, though you seem to know more about it than I could figure out from the limited information on the website. What makes it 'easy to use'?
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Post by Robo1 » Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:11 pm

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I think for this bot the phrase "you get what you pay for". I say this after looking at the stats for the servo's there not that strong 6kg-cm2 for the best spec. ones. But I have to admit that it does have some nice features like rotating upper body. This could be like your thread tempusmaster about RN2, only if it ha better servos. As I think 10kg-cm2 is the minimum as my khr struggles as it is. I couldn't image having less powerful servos.

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I think for this bot the phrase "you get what you pay for". I say this after looking at the stats for the servo's there not that strong 6kg-cm2 for the best spec. ones. But I have to admit that it does have some nice features like rotating upper body. This could be like your thread tempusmaster about RN2, only if it ha better servos. As I think 10kg-cm2 is the minimum as my khr struggles as it is. I couldn't image having less powerful servos.

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Post by tempusmaster » Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:28 pm

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Robo1 wrote:I think for this bot the phrase "you get what you pay for". I say this after looking at the stats for the servo's there not that strong 6kg-cm2 for the best spec. ones. But I have to admit that it does have some nice features like rotating upper body. This could be like your thread tempusmaster about RN2, only if it ha better servos. As I think 10kg-cm2 is the minimum as my khr struggles as it is. I couldn't image having less powerful servos.

Bren

Agreed, though it might be okay.

It seems to be smaller and lighter than the KHR series, and torque is linear force applied at a radius. As the robot size shrinks, the torque required goes down, which is why the i-SOBOT works so well and is so cheap. It will be interesting to see once they release more information on it.
Robo1 wrote:I think for this bot the phrase "you get what you pay for". I say this after looking at the stats for the servo's there not that strong 6kg-cm2 for the best spec. ones. But I have to admit that it does have some nice features like rotating upper body. This could be like your thread tempusmaster about RN2, only if it ha better servos. As I think 10kg-cm2 is the minimum as my khr struggles as it is. I couldn't image having less powerful servos.

Bren

Agreed, though it might be okay.

It seems to be smaller and lighter than the KHR series, and torque is linear force applied at a radius. As the robot size shrinks, the torque required goes down, which is why the i-SOBOT works so well and is so cheap. It will be interesting to see once they release more information on it.
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Post by srobot » Sun Sep 30, 2007 3:31 pm

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I will take pictures and videos of RoboPhilo at iHobby 2007.

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