I got a Robophilo humanoid robot for Xmas last year. The box has been sitting under my desk taunting me for the last 7 months. Today I finally decided it was time to take on the challenge os assembling a humanoid robot.
I created a group for Robophilo to discuss my building experience, and to post the many pictures an videos I have been taking during the build.
Robophilo specifications
Price |
$399 to $499 |
| Height | 13.0 inch / 330 mm |
| Weight | 2.65 lbs / 1.2 kg |
| D.O.F. | 20 |
| Frame | Plastic |
| Servo Specifications: Torque Speed in seconds / 60 deg. turn |
Feet Legs/Arms Head/Leg Turn 6.5 4.1 1.3 .16 .19 .12 |
| Battery Type | Nickel Metal Hydride KAN 6V, 5 x 2/3AA |
| Milliamp Hours (or mAh) | 700 mAh |
| Approximate use time | 5-10 minutes |
| Tethered to PC | Serial Adapter |
| Remote Control | Infrared Remote Included |
I created a album for my Robophilo build prictures:
http://buildsmartrobots.ning.com/photo/albums/robophilo
Comment by Eddy Wright on August 4, 2011 at 12:47pm I have actually only seen two other humanoids ( RoboNova and Bioloid ).
Mechanically, Robophilo appears to be very well designed. The servos are what you would expect from a $400.00 robot containing 20 servos. I am not impressed with the electronics or the Robophilo software at all. I replaced the Robophilo controller with a pair of Parallax Propellor based servo controllers. I am also working on a Bahbots based controller for the RoboPhilo.
As I learn more I will post it here.
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