Dronebot Workshop is a National Treasure! your videos are incredibly well-thought out and informative. Thanks for your service to the online community of builders.
Sir, thank you so much. I was totally lost in my imagination with this one for a project of mine, could not get my mind straight to define the parts that i needed and did not know who to hear regarding the building process. Thanks again.
So useful. I am 80% through and was thinking I was insane that I couldn't find instructions. I bought the metal work a couple of years ago along with the wrong servos. Currently using the 996R's but will upgrade. No bells and (annoying) whistles - very grateful for this contribution
I've watched this video a thousand times and finally bought a 6dof aluminum one. I plan to print the scara one after I get my feet wet with this one. Mine has most of the same parts. I have 25kg motors I'm going to replace some of the stock ones with baba
another very interesting video, as usual well explained in its entirety. Thanks for the clarification on the safety during the test handling of the servo motors, because while talking about it I realized that I would have left a finger in the wrong place: a ouch! spared. Congratulations again for the video
I really enjoy this video. I am looking forward to your next video of mpu6050 gyroscope. I have not been able to with IMU with the microcontroller yet. You always give me very clear explanation. Thanks.
Thanks a lot your videos and detailed arricles makes me to learn new stuffs. hence i don't know anything about adruino and similar things. I learnt and found what I'm looking for .😇
Excellent. Can you please extend it to 16 servos (Or at least 6DOF) using Arduino servo shield 2+16 (or PCA9685 or any other I2C board) with one joystick or a pot to record the position of each addressable servo and play automatically thereafter
If we wanted to use only one degree of rotation at a time, can we use only one analog pin (say A0) and connect it to the 5 servos using a 5-way rotary selector switch ? That way I guess we can save our analog pins for other sensors? Is this possible?
Hi, very nice channel, i have a question regarding this arm, at the end of the video you talk about make a video for take back a position with MPU6050 but i do not find any video, i am very interesting of that, please help, tanks a lot
Hi, great video. I have just built a 6 DOF robotic arm that I intend to connect to a PWM board and potentiometers, I would really like to be able to record and playback the instructions to the arm, are you going to be doing this with your arm. Thank you.
Great video, can you give me a link so i can 3d print the arm with my 3d printer and what kind of power supply do you recommend i am using a 5v power supply and it does not work.
Trying to sign up, and every time I do the I'm not a bot code it sends me back to start. I don't know how you can mess it up the letters seem to be clear enough. I tried case sensitive and lower case, but back to start every time. I give up for now. I did manage to sign up for the news letter, read forum rules and read some introductions from new members. I'll figure it out it's late and I'm tired. Looking forward to future projects I can learn and incorporate into my ideas.
Towards the end, I noticed the lower servo motors caused the robot to jerk a bit. Can this be improved by controlling the acceleration. What other ways can we turn this robot into industrial quality?
I am very interested in the 5 dof robotic arm project but want to add the ability to record the potentiometer movements then replaying a looping them. all using an Arduino Mega. have you done this? if so can you share the Workshop project link? if not can you add this as a Work Shop project in near future. Thanks and Also thank you for all you do with the Work shop
Having watched your video "Using Servo Motors with Arduino" about controlling multi Servos with the PCA9685 module....as this module is all about I2C protocol, could I also attach an I2C 1602 or 2004 LCD display to display feedback info from sensors on the arm(s). As you say that you will be making another video on the 5DOF arm with improvements, could you discuss my idea during that video if it is feasible. Great series....much enjoyed
What has always stopped me is implementing inverse kinamatics. I have built several arms and they work ok', but I need goal oriented movement and that requires multiple joint interaction. Any ideas?
I think I have a bad PCA9585 board I've tried two Arduino's and both adafruit examples as well as many other examples and the one from your videos. It's there a simple way to determine for sure that the board is trash?
I bought the U brackets, L brackets, servo horns etc off of Amazon, robotshop (dot) com, Ebay, etc; shopping around for each piece you'll be able to afford better servos that can lift more torque, like the ds3218mg's, and it'll cost you less than $150USD total. Just make a list of the components you need and buy what you can when you can.
I recently watched a video about a DIY google glass/HUD built with an Arduino, an OLED screen, and a Bluetooth module. I was wondering if you know of a way to send information from a cell phone to an Arduino through bluetooth so that I can display navigation, speed, and maybe a few other things on my motorcycle helmet visor without having to incorporate a GPS module into the mix. This would make it so I don't have to look down or hold my phone to navigate. Any help is greatly appreciated as there is not very much information that I could find relating to the transfer of this phone data to Arduino. Thanks in advance!
There is ways to do it with a radio/wifi transmitter like NRF24L01. Here are 2 that I got recently that you can connect to via a wireless network on a phone if you choose: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BNDKFXP www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0736SBGPD
He has a video on doing wireless with android or smartphone, but there are more in-depth tutorials on doing a diy project using wifi or bluetooth, and connecting to a phone for transmitting data from the internet. You may have to combine examples from different tutorials in order to achieve the HUD effect, but I have looked into that, and I've found no specific instrucable or tutorial for that exact solution, but you can probably work out how to sort it together with enough time and effort. AR is still young and expensive to buy ready-made solutions, so I would take my time and do a proper custom job that will last. On the other hand, Raspberry pi 3 B+ has a built in wifi and bluetooth module, and that system-on-chip is about the size of a credit card; plus it's completely opensource like android, and has a big community too; Raspberry pi maybe what you're looking for on that solution; try Raspbian sometime and you may find it to your liking.
Dronebot Workshop is a National Treasure! your videos are incredibly well-thought out and informative. Thanks for your service to the online community of builders.
Sir, thank you so much. I was totally lost in my imagination with this one for a project of mine, could not get my mind straight to define the parts that i needed and did not know who to hear regarding the building process. Thanks again.
So useful. I am 80% through and was thinking I was insane that I couldn't find instructions. I bought the metal work a couple of years ago along with the wrong servos. Currently using the 996R's but will upgrade. No bells and (annoying) whistles - very grateful for this contribution
There's literally NOTHING like this on youtube! Thank you so much for these videos, you are just the BEST!
Fab vid, so clearly explained, and no rubbish music, phew! Well worth subscription. Thankyou
I can't wait to see the other videos about the robot arm!
Me too! Hopefully he'll get around to it soon. I've been waiting for several months in anticipation!
I have one of these arms. Did I miss the interesting follow up video? Or is it still a future video?
as usual very clear and easy to follow,as a total noob even i could understand these instructions
I've watched this video a thousand times and finally bought a 6dof aluminum one. I plan to print the scara one after I get my feet wet with this one. Mine has most of the same parts. I have 25kg motors I'm going to replace some of the stock ones with baba
The presentation is very good from all sides
Wow every single videos that you created are very detailed and very easy to understand
You deserved to be Subscribed
I have to build a robotic arm this summer so this would be very useful to know.
another very interesting video, as usual well explained in its entirety. Thanks for the clarification on the safety during the test handling of the servo motors, because while talking about it I realized that I would have left a finger in the wrong place: a ouch! spared.
Congratulations again for the video
What is value of Potentiometer you used in this project?
Thank you I have leaned something new and useful.
Best sentence in the narrative: "you're going to be seeing a lot of this arm"
how to record and play on this system?
Thanks man I studied this code now I know how to map my pca9685 with potentiometer thank you very much it took so long to figure it out
At 36:46 it should be clockwise. Not counter clockwise
Love this , i'm learning again
great vid. nice setup youve got
Thank you Bill, very informative and helpful!
one of the best and simplest explanation sir...... you are awesome
Excellent work as always.
I really enjoy this video. I am looking forward to your next video of mpu6050 gyroscope. I have not been able to with IMU with the microcontroller yet. You always give me very clear explanation. Thanks.
also we can add record and play to automatic save movement
Thank you for your free code source
thank you sir , for the good explanation , now i understand how the construction works , is there a video of the mpu , for programming the repeat 🙏
Nice detailed video, loved it!
Thank you for your sharing arduino code for experimenter very clear how to.
So useful the video thank you 👍
How can anybody put a thumbs down to your videos? Great keep it up!
Thanks a lot your videos and detailed arricles makes me to learn new stuffs. hence i don't know anything about adruino and similar things. I learnt and found what I'm looking for .😇
Excellent project
One class video
very thoroughly explained! thanks for another video
Sir.. An excellent video and and an excellent learning. Temptation to try out. Thanks
Would be nice if one of the servos could make the arm move to the sides.
interesting video... its very usefull for me... thankyou very much
Excellent. Can you please extend it to 16 servos (Or at least 6DOF) using Arduino servo shield 2+16 (or PCA9685 or any other I2C board) with one joystick or a pot to record the position of each addressable servo and play automatically thereafter
If we wanted to use only one degree of rotation at a time, can we use only one analog pin (say A0) and connect it to the 5 servos using a 5-way rotary selector switch ? That way I guess we can save our analog pins for other sensors? Is this possible?
what is the nut look like bearing call for the servo motor
Great video ! Where are the other videos? Does somebody know where I can see those? I can't find it on this channel
why was this project abandoned ? I would love to see a pixycam2 hooked up to it. ;-)
I'd love to see a video about the MyoWare muscle sensor, it would be very interesting
the potentiometer how many Ohm
U're a god!
Please where or how to order this complete set kit?
I'm going to do this project for my final electronic and electrical project
Great video! It would be nice to do it with the encoders. And also put some counterweight on the long arm...
sir, can you please make a line follower with a robotic arm that can pick things and drops things to another side.
very nice ,thank you very much.
Very well explained. But and about servos moving in simultaneous? And at different speeds?
Hi, very nice channel, i have a question regarding this arm, at the end of the video you talk about make a video for take back a position with MPU6050 but i do not find any video, i am very interesting of that, please help, tanks a lot
Can i use DFRduino UNO R3 microcontroller for that arm?
do you recommend a robotics channel that's actually exciting to learn from? holy cow...
Hi, great video. I have just built a 6 DOF robotic arm that I intend to connect to a PWM board and potentiometers, I would really like to be able to record and playback the instructions to the arm, are you going to be doing this with your arm. Thank you.
can we make its motion fully smooth?
any Potentiometer will do ?
Or what Potentiometer number is suitable for this project?
Great video, great shop!
What kind of bench power supply do I need for this
I have unknown type of bipolar stepper motor ,how can i more information to control it using arduino
Torque is measured in force times distance (kgcm), not force divided by distance (kg per cm).
Lovely
Hi the website is not working and i could not access the code.. please help
I love your content, by which software or platform you use to make circuit diagrams for videos.
Thank u for the tutorial,this is just amazing & well explained.Can you make a tutorial on CNC Drawing Machine, it would be very help full.
You are awesome explaining!
Did you continue with the robot arm project?
Great video, can you give me a link so i can 3d print the arm with my 3d printer and what kind of power supply do you recommend i am using a 5v power supply and it does not work.
How to create the circuit diagram
thank you so much sir
thank you very much for your vedios
so interesting sir
Trying to sign up, and every time I do the I'm not a bot code it sends me back to start. I don't know how you can mess it up the letters seem to be clear enough. I tried case sensitive and lower case, but back to start every time. I give up for now. I did manage to sign up for the news letter, read forum rules and read some introductions from new members. I'll figure it out it's late and I'm tired. Looking forward to future projects I can learn and incorporate into my ideas.
Tell me the power (V and A) you used
this was awsome
whats the total cost
Awesome!
in a short way can we replace the pca9685 with a arduino uno outputs for the servo motors?
Please note that units of torque are kgcm, not kg/cm. Otherwise, good blog.
Can we do this with XOD?
Do you know how to make a multi joint robotic arm driven by brushed motors and controlling. With PID ?thx
Towards the end, I noticed the lower servo motors caused the robot to jerk a bit. Can this be improved by controlling the acceleration.
What other ways can we turn this robot into industrial quality?
Can you use a 2S LIPO battery for the Robot Arm?
how to program robot arm with eeprom library,
Can you design a wireless 5 DOF robotic arm control too
hmm I can't do it, i included a Adafruit library but it deosn't work. For example in the program arduino "pwm" aren't orange. Does it mean something?
I am very interested in the 5 dof robotic arm project but want to add the ability to record the potentiometer movements then replaying a looping them. all using an Arduino Mega. have you done this? if so can you share the Workshop project link? if not can you add this as a Work Shop project in near future. Thanks and Also thank you for all you do with the Work shop
Having watched your video "Using Servo Motors with Arduino" about controlling multi Servos with the PCA9685 module....as this module is all about I2C protocol, could I also attach an I2C 1602 or 2004 LCD display to display feedback info from sensors on the arm(s). As you say that you will be making another video on the 5DOF arm with improvements, could you discuss my idea during that video if it is feasible. Great series....much enjoyed
hello, cant a single arduino be used for both the potentiometers and servos?
What has always stopped me is implementing inverse kinamatics. I have built several arms and they work ok', but I need goal oriented movement and that requires multiple joint interaction. Any ideas?
Which website
how get record servo , button and after play your record ????
merci pour votre video :)
Why can't all videos explain the analog/pin location as well as your video. I like the no b.s. approach. Your clean and articulate.
Can you program it to play chess or tell us how we can program it in a special video for this case
I think I have a bad PCA9585 board I've tried two Arduino's and both adafruit examples as well as many other examples and the one from your videos. It's there a simple way to determine for sure that the board is trash?
Try Brainy bits sketch using PCA9685. He made a library for it as well.
@@webslinger2011 Thank you.
Great tutorial 👍🏾
DFRobot arm too expensive. Hopefully Thingiverse etc, can point to a cheaper 3D print version..
I bought the U brackets, L brackets, servo horns etc off of Amazon, robotshop (dot) com, Ebay, etc; shopping around for each piece you'll be able to afford better servos that can lift more torque, like the ds3218mg's, and it'll cost you less than $150USD total. Just make a list of the components you need and buy what you can when you can.
i couldnt wire it you did not show it honw to do it on a bread board
I'm having trouble finding the parts to build the arm.
Banggood + ebay, I just bought all the necessary stuff. Motors are 996R, all the mounts are designed for these motors, bearings are 3x8x3 or 3x8x4mm
id like to see a usb joystick on that arm :)
I recently watched a video about a DIY google glass/HUD built with an Arduino, an OLED screen, and a Bluetooth module. I was wondering if you know of a way to send information from a cell phone to an Arduino through bluetooth so that I can display navigation, speed, and maybe a few other things on my motorcycle helmet visor without having to incorporate a GPS module into the mix. This would make it so I don't have to look down or hold my phone to navigate. Any help is greatly appreciated as there is not very much information that I could find relating to the transfer of this phone data to Arduino. Thanks in advance!
There is ways to do it with a radio/wifi transmitter like NRF24L01. Here are 2 that I got recently that you can connect to via a wireless network on a phone if you choose:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BNDKFXP
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0736SBGPD
He has a video on doing wireless with android or smartphone, but there are more in-depth tutorials on doing a diy project using wifi or bluetooth, and connecting to a phone for transmitting data from the internet. You may have to combine examples from different tutorials in order to achieve the HUD effect, but I have looked into that, and I've found no specific instrucable or tutorial for that exact solution, but you can probably work out how to sort it together with enough time and effort. AR is still young and expensive to buy ready-made solutions, so I would take my time and do a proper custom job that will last.
On the other hand, Raspberry pi 3 B+ has a built in wifi and bluetooth module, and that system-on-chip is about the size of a credit card; plus it's completely opensource like android, and has a big community too; Raspberry pi maybe what you're looking for on that solution; try Raspbian sometime and you may find it to your liking.
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