DARwIn-OP brackets and parts
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He is a video that shows the process I have made so far.
youtu.be/Fw_4WeCc6eE
youtu.be/gWpZHsl3M4Q
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2013/09/robby-clone-20.html
These are parts to the DARwIn-OP. Which is a open hardware and software research robot.
CAD files are here:
sourceforge.net/projects/darwinop/files/Hardware/Mechanics/Physical%20Information/
Robotis website:
robotis.com/xe/darwin_en
flickr.com//photos/58085323@N06/sets/72157627088031578/show/
flickr.com/photos/58085323@N06/5623759896/
Videos of brackets being printed
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2011/07/videos-of-darwin-op-brackets-being.html
Check out page 62 of Robot Issue 38 January/February 2013.
My article on this project is:
DARwIn-OP Cloning 3D printingÃÂââÃÂìâÃÂÃÂa case studyÃÂââÃÂìâÃÂÃÂby Michael Overstreet
You can also check out Make Magazine volume #34, page 66 for more details on how I made the clone.
blog.makezine.com/2013/04/26/cloning-the-darwin-op/
Video of all of the brackets printed out.
youtu.be/qP0Hl94YmfE
DARwIn-OP RoMeLa website:
romela.org/main/DARwIn_OP:_Open_Platform_Humanoid_Robot_for_Research_and_Education
RoMeLa (Robotics & Mechanisms Lab),
Virginia Tech
First videos of the robot in action.
youtu.be/z-RA5v5_5i4
youtu.be/5VuZTewMSKY
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2013/04/robby-walking-tests-i-am-so-close.html
youtu.be/Fw_4WeCc6eE
youtu.be/gWpZHsl3M4Q
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2013/09/robby-clone-20.html
These are parts to the DARwIn-OP. Which is a open hardware and software research robot.
CAD files are here:
sourceforge.net/projects/darwinop/files/Hardware/Mechanics/Physical%20Information/
Robotis website:
robotis.com/xe/darwin_en
flickr.com//photos/58085323@N06/sets/72157627088031578/show/
flickr.com/photos/58085323@N06/5623759896/
Videos of brackets being printed
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2011/07/videos-of-darwin-op-brackets-being.html
Check out page 62 of Robot Issue 38 January/February 2013.
My article on this project is:
DARwIn-OP Cloning 3D printingÃÂââÃÂìâÃÂÃÂa case studyÃÂââÃÂìâÃÂÃÂby Michael Overstreet
You can also check out Make Magazine volume #34, page 66 for more details on how I made the clone.
blog.makezine.com/2013/04/26/cloning-the-darwin-op/
Video of all of the brackets printed out.
youtu.be/qP0Hl94YmfE
DARwIn-OP RoMeLa website:
romela.org/main/DARwIn_OP:_Open_Platform_Humanoid_Robot_for_Research_and_Education
RoMeLa (Robotics & Mechanisms Lab),
Virginia Tech
First videos of the robot in action.
youtu.be/z-RA5v5_5i4
youtu.be/5VuZTewMSKY
mike-ibioloid.blogspot.com/2013/04/robby-walking-tests-i-am-so-close.html
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Go to my instructable and downloaded all the assembly manuals for a detail parts list.
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I should add that we are creating our STL files in AutoDesk 123D. I am starting to like this software more and more!
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Here is a link to my instructables guide on how I made the DARwIn-OP clone for more information.
instructables.com/id/Robot-Cloning-by-DIY-3d-printers/
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Here is a link to my instructables guide on how I made the DARwIn-OP clone for more information.
instructables.com/id/Robot-Cloning-by-DIY-3d-printers/
DARwIn-OP brackets and parts by I-Bioloid is licensed under the Attribution - Non-Commercial - Share Alike license.
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MarcusWolschon
on
Dec 9, 2012
said:
What parts are needed?
What size and strength of servos?
How many?
I-Bioloid
on
Dec 9, 2012
said:
 The robot is design to use 20 DYNAMIXEL MX-28T. They are about 220.00 USD a piece. Yes I know they are expensive but they are awesome servos.
I-Bioloid
on
Oct 15, 2012
said:
The UP! can now print with a .15 mm layer height! The covers of the OP are looking awesome now. Did not think that I could print them out! It just takes a long time for each print!
Will have a very cool update to this project in a few weeks!!!

Can you let me know from each items, how may time printing is required, please?
At least two of each.
Go to my instructable and downloaded all the assembly manuals for a detail parts list.
http://www.instructables.com/i...