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Need component weights for simulation

Hitec robotics including ROBONOVA humanoid, HSR-8498HB servos, MR C-3024 Controllers and RoboBasic
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Need component weights for simulation

Post by Fritzoid » Tue Sep 04, 2007 8:04 pm

Post by Fritzoid
Tue Sep 04, 2007 8:04 pm

I've been working on a Robonova simulation using Microsoft Robotics Studio. So far I've created all the necessary meshes using Blender and I'm in the process of constructing the physics primitives. Once the work is more or less complete I will be happy to share the files.

So far I have been able to get accurate dimensional data from my assembled robot but I cannot get good weights for the individual parts without taking the poor guy completely apart!

So, I'm looking for someone who might have access to an unassembled Robonova and a scale. It should be a simple matter to weight the individual parts and tabulate the results.
I've been working on a Robonova simulation using Microsoft Robotics Studio. So far I've created all the necessary meshes using Blender and I'm in the process of constructing the physics primitives. Once the work is more or less complete I will be happy to share the files.

So far I have been able to get accurate dimensional data from my assembled robot but I cannot get good weights for the individual parts without taking the poor guy completely apart!

So, I'm looking for someone who might have access to an unassembled Robonova and a scale. It should be a simple matter to weight the individual parts and tabulate the results.
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Post by DirtyRoboto » Wed Sep 05, 2007 11:06 pm

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Wed Sep 05, 2007 11:06 pm

Front chest plate = 26g
Rear plate = 30g
Servo side bracket = 2g
C bracket = 6g
Servo-full mod = 50g (largest servo case mod)
Servo deep mod plate = 6g
Servo flush mod plate = 2g
Servo control board = 2g
Servo motor = 16g
PWM pot = 2g
Servo gears and case = 12g
Plastic hand = 16g
hand bracket = 6g
Front chest plate = 26g
Rear plate = 30g
Servo side bracket = 2g
C bracket = 6g
Servo-full mod = 50g (largest servo case mod)
Servo deep mod plate = 6g
Servo flush mod plate = 2g
Servo control board = 2g
Servo motor = 16g
PWM pot = 2g
Servo gears and case = 12g
Plastic hand = 16g
hand bracket = 6g
In servo's we trust!
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Post by Fritzoid » Thu Sep 06, 2007 7:04 pm

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Thu Sep 06, 2007 7:04 pm

Thanks Dirty,

I should have a screen shot to post soon!

I've been starting to think about the control logic for the simulation which is, at this point, a completley blank slate. Parsing and processing all of RoboBasic is overkill (and alot of work) so I'll probably limit the command set to SPEED, MOVE and WAIT. Alternatively, it could use KONDO-type motion files but I don't have any experience with these.

Any thoughts or suggestions by interested roboteers would be appreciated.
Thanks Dirty,

I should have a screen shot to post soon!

I've been starting to think about the control logic for the simulation which is, at this point, a completley blank slate. Parsing and processing all of RoboBasic is overkill (and alot of work) so I'll probably limit the command set to SPEED, MOVE and WAIT. Alternatively, it could use KONDO-type motion files but I don't have any experience with these.

Any thoughts or suggestions by interested roboteers would be appreciated.
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Post by Humanoido » Mon Sep 17, 2007 6:25 am

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Mon Sep 17, 2007 6:25 am

I'm very interested in your project and look forward to seeing the results posted here. You're right, simple is better. I believe there's a posting where someone developed a similar simulation. That may offer some ideas.

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I'm very interested in your project and look forward to seeing the results posted here. You're right, simple is better. I believe there's a posting where someone developed a similar simulation. That may offer some ideas.

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