Hi @VioleTTa, The screen space is made for an 8-inch Lenovo Tablet. I still need to get a tablet in the space on the back. The Bill of Materials on the original designer's website has listed some options. (inmoov.fr/default-hardware-map/) Are you building your own inMoov robot?

Thank you! Which dome did you use? Good luck with your own build!

@SwanRobotics I built the Baddely version 2. Everything was painted with custom designed logic displays and Arduino functioning. I placed it on the table overnight and my cat somehow pushed it off, cracking it irreparably. It was easier to rebuild than strip down, so I started over. Now that I have the new one finished, I broke down the old one to salvage what I can for a pink R2-KT collaboration with a friend eventually.

​@@Latter-Day-Aint I had that once with my inMoov robot. The stand I made wasn't stable enough. A pink R2-KT. Nice!

@SwanRobotics I started building an InMoov but my wife thought he was creepy, so "Chip" lives in the closet for now. I had the head, neck, arm, and hand done when she suggested R2-D2. I'll finish him someday or figure out how to adapt him as C3-PO.

I don't remember using Lego for this. These parts are all 3D printed.

Thanks!

Good question. It's a long time ago, but I used a 2,5 mm drill for tapping the M3 holes. The holes with some play are 3 mm or 3,5mm.

@@SwanRobotics ohh, okay, nice! thanks for the answer!

You can use the STL files to reverse engineer the design and make it with other materials. It won't be easy to make because of the channels for the wires.

Hello. According to the RobotShop website, the input voltage range should be 5v - 24v. Good luck with your project.

I used a 2.85 mm filament to connect the fingers. A little bit of glue keeps them in place.

@@SwanRobotics Thanks! And one more question : I want to build it with flex sensors. But i only have 2.2 " Do you have experience with that ? Will that be okay?or 4.5"?

@@hristijanivanoski6908 Unfortunately, I don't have experience with flex sensors.

Not at the moment. I am doing a lot of other projects now, and making videos takes a lot of time.

I don't particularly appreciate printing in ABS. I printed in PLA, but it's not strong enough for the shoulders, for example. My prints are a few years old, so they broke. I am now reprinting in PLA-though to see if this is strong enough. In the meantime, the quality of PLA (especially PLA+) has significantly improved, so that might work. I hope this helps.

Thanks 😁

You can find the designs from Gael Langevin on his website. inmoov.fr

a fully working machine

Hello. The parts are 3d printed. You can find the designs at inmoov.fr from the original designer.

How much it cost to print them??

@@prashastjain596 I didn't keep track of the costs, so I don't know.

Thanks!

Thanks!

How can I help you?

Hi Ricky. I just used PLA filament. It stays in place because the PLA is deforming a little bit because of the cutting. You can put a drop of superglue at one side to be sure.

Hello Kris. You can find the designs on the inMoov website. See the description for the link.

@@SwanRobotics ohh thnks 😊

Thank you for your nice comment.

I used PLA, but I for the rotating parts it's probably better to use ABS.

Hi Cristofaro. I used Superglue (cyanoacrylate).

@@SwanRobotics thanks, do you have an Amazon link?

@@CristofaroRusso. I use www.amazon.nl/dp/B0079F66WA/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_2StQEbW124839 but you can not buy this everywhere.

Hi Geoffrey, I use the Ultimaker original with the original head, but with a heated bed. This still works great.

The hand is printed with PLA and the glue is just superglue containing cyanoacrylate.

Hi Daniel. I used self tapping screws for the most part and they didn't come loose yet. I also used some lock nuts. Maybe the normal nuts can use some thread lock.

Thank you! I did consider this, but making the movie is a lot of work and adding the parts even more. At the end I left this out.

@@markcygnus ok thanks

This is the right Bicep. Actually the most parts from the left and right bicep are the same.

@@markcygnus sorry, how could i print the elbowshaftgearV1 for the left bicep?? In the inmoov body parts library only I can see the elbowshaftgearV1 for the right bicep. thanks!

Hello Carlos. The elbowshaftgear is the same for the right and left arm. It fits on the LeftRobCap and the RobCap.

I am glad it helped you.

Hi Massimo TV. I used a Hitec HS805BB+.

Thank you.

Thanks Steve.

I will do the arms first.

Hi Alvaro Men. These self-tapping screws where 2.5 mm by 8 mm long with a torx head.

Hi Alvaro Men. The bolts and nuts are M3.

Hi the deamon. I used a Tower Pro SG91R for the left/right motion and a Tower Pro SG90 for the up/down motion.

Glad you found it. I accidentally turned off the notification of the comments, so sorry for the delay.

Hi the Deamon. These self-tapping screws where 2.5 mm by 8 mm long with a torx head.

They are 3d printed😄

Hi Logan. I want to do this, but I didn't find the time yet. Please stay tuned.

ABS _is_ a type of plastic. This looks like PLA, which is another type of plastic.

I see you have taken my question as a joke, it is not. I buy PLA for my 3D printer for some jobs, for another I buy ABS. They are not mechanically the same, therefore, my question is still standing. Is it ABS or PLA?

Maybe it didn't come through in the youtube comment, but I was completely serious - no joke. They are both plastic. Your question made it seem like ABS was not plastic. I did not make the video, but from the shinyness of the material and the fact that the author has made other parts for the same robot from PLA (it says so on his web site), it is very likely PLA. PETG can also be shiny, but as I said, I believe this is PLA. SInce I didn't make the video, you can not expect a 100% correct answer from ME.

Hi Jose, I use PLA for all of the parts.

Hi James, I used the original stl files from Gaël. Because I don't use a camera I printed a grey 5mm thick cylinder to bring the white of the eye more to the opening in the face. I also printed a black disk for the pupil. The tester I use you can find at: www.aliexpress.com/item/HJ-Digital-Servo-Tester-ESC-Consistency-Tester-for-RC-Helicopter-Airplane-Car-RC-Tools/32360165706.html

SwanRobotics thanks!