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Alexa's hair is better that of my mother

She sounds better than I feel fantastic.

Yes

Can you provide the Cad files please

Dolores >> IBM

But she is her eyes!😲

THIS IS CREEPING IN MY NIGHTMARES

Hello, I am from Germany and am currently building your hexapod. you really did a very good job. their documentation is very very good. ❤ You rarely see such good work. Thank you very much for your work

Wow - That's really cool - Thank you for sharing 😊

Eyes then mouth

This is why I don’t like robots

Awesome! 😃😃😃

Wubbox be like:

This is really cool work.

Buy it use it break it fix it

Can I use a ps4 controller? Please answer

I would add something rubber too the feet, better traction and will make it not slider around as much. But over all looks amazing

So, just be aware, the characters do tend to wander a bit. Uh, they're left in some kind of free roaming mode at night. Uh... Something about their servos locking up if they get turned off for too long. Uh, they used to be allowed to walk around during the day too. But then there was The Bite of '87.

She follows you with her eyes😂😂😂

Great design! I used the MPR121 module in my controller too. For the mouth piece, I've seen proximity sensors, microphones and air pressure sensors, but never a force sensor like the one you use, nice job!.

Spoken word cover 🤔😕😦☠️☠️☠️☠️

which one button in ps2 to push for "Z axiss offset & tripod walk"?? please because i'm make your project

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Amazing

Wonderful build brother. Can you please tell me how much voltage did you use to power those servos?

Which mother are programed

En una parte es lindo pero en otra es perturbador

Umm fnaf much

Its wonderful. Can you please guide me on how can I build my own but using A Raspberry Pi. If possible by any chance then please guide me with the coding the Pi with python.

Thanks for posting this. I am finding it VERY useful. I do have a question about the thin film pressure sensor your are using. The one you specify is rated for 100g-10kg, I believe. That seems like a lot of force for a wind sensor. I found another similar sensor on Amazon that goes from 0g-500g which seems like it might be a better range. Of course, I am completely speculating since I have no actual data. Do you by chance have any idea what kind of range and/or resolution you are getting out of your sensor? Is it easily engaged with little air? Does it top out before you are at your max blowing pressure? I have actually been debating between using a pressure sensor, like you, or using a very close phototransistor/emitter pair to sense the changing reflectance as the diaphragm moves. In any case, thanks for sharing all your hard work!

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creepy

He actually made the eyes for a robot called Dolores/Alexa

All fun and games until it starts walking

Wtf

Imagine if it broke while singing 💀

vendre

It's servos are actually pretty well animated!

alexa has a very soothing voice

This is indeed less creepy even though it look almost like the animatronic in fnaf but i applaud for the creator

This is great work. I am experimenting with my own EWI design. I will make it configurable from an Android phone via Bluetooth. I will send raw sensor data to a USB receiver box (just an Arduino Micro with a nrf24 and a Bluetooth module) that will transform the sensor data into MIDI, according to the rules I set from my smartphone app. I don't want to use a built-in screen because I'm a visually handicapped person and the text would be too tiny for me anyway. Also, I don't want BLE MIDI because of possible latency on some receiver devices. I will use reflection sensors instead of touch. WARBL (which is another source of inspiration for me) uses reflection sensors and they seem to work fine. I have already created a reliable communication solution between two cheap nrf24 modules and have also tested it with an old partially functional Yamaha WX11. I don't have a 3D printer myself, so I plan to order my prototype from a 3D printing service. However, this makes me hesitant, since every mistake will cost. So, I'm now procrastinating a bit with Blender trying to postpone the moment when I order the print. I'm also trying to invent a mouthpiece that has a duct and a sponge for saliva collection to avoid having a drain tube, as Akai, Yamaha, and Roland do. I'm wondering why did you use the resistive sensor instead of a usual pressure sensor? Were there any other reasons besides trying to get it cheaper or was it just a curiosity to find out if it could be done?

How much does your robot weigh? thanks you

At 3:00 am it starts doing the by its own...😂😂

Ohio robot

Bro that old computer had a mint for once

Now that was truly creepy upon a first viewing

In the computer world, this song is a certified hood classic

The US Alexa voice and the British Alexa voice sing it differently. The British Alexa voice sings it way faster than it needs to be, and in a differnt key.

I just asked her and I can approve this is the exact way she sings

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