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• #2
Actually nice! :)
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• #3
Thank you :D
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• #5
Thank you, certainly I will.
The following image is the "guts" of the project
It's rather simple really, 2 MG90S tower servos are driven directly off a pico board, and powered with a 9V rechargeable battery. The battery can either power both servos and the Pico or just the servos if the Pico is connected to a PC.
Nothing is soldered as I'm still playing around with it.
The "servo arms" parts are just quick mockups that were 3D printed, they weren't perfect so I just used a lighter to reshape them a bit.
The servos are stuck on with double-sided tape, it's very much still in the prototype phase, so nothing has been soldered or in other ways permanently fixed in place xDThe code is also rather simple. I use the typescript project template that can be found here
https://github.com/stasberkov/espruino-ts-quickstart
As my base for the project, I ran into a few issues, for some reason I'm not allowed to put my files in subfolders, which is why they are all just in the root src folder, also I sometimes have to go in and change
require("somefile") to require("somefile.js"), though if I set .js as default I always have to go in and remove it from the built files (which is a bit confusing ... xD)All of my code for the project can be found here, it too is subject to change (a lot) xD
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• #6
That looks great! This is the sort of thing I'd originally developed Espruino for (not watches!) so it's really nice to see projects like this :)
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• #7
Thank you, I'll share my next project soon (once it works xD ), a wearable talking hat with servo motor to move the mouth :P
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• #8
This is a boutique "oddity" gift. There's a market for that....
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• #9
They are rather simple to make so that may actually be an interesting idea.
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• #11
Well.. one piece of news is that I am really great at starting projects, many projects, even when the previous projects are not done yet, but I guess that's more of an olds than a news xD
The hat is sort of half complete, it has a mouth that can move, and a nose LED that can blink, but audio seems a really daunting task, so I ended up procrastinating with other projects xD
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• #12
Well.. could be me ;-)
May be, this can help for audio output http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/363093/#comment15963863
I used it for some simple speech, but it can be used for sound, music etc.
last not least its cheap.
My first project is a wee bit useless 😆
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