Poppy Robot shows Isaac Inmoov her new solid body. 3D printed

I designed a new body for Poppy so she can hold her 6 volt battery and be able to move around. These robots use the ez-robot controller and software from Synthiam. It took a little while to get the timing down. It's tough to get all the servos working. One time Isaac clobbered Poppy, knocked her down broke her arm and knocked off her head. I turn on the motors in her base for short periods of time. I'm looking at using encoders because as the battery drains her movements aren't consistent like they are for a servo.

[@darkflamestudios]

This is excellent! I am just printing the original poppy skeleton, but I see you are already innovating!

[@antfish6761]

this feels like the start to an adult film at parts

[@tugzxx4788]

Absolutely incredible.

[@GlevoTec]

Nice demonstration!

[@robmeek1318]

Thank you.

[@colors125]

This is amazing! What 3D printer did you use ?

[@netgeek3010]

Sorry for the late reply Gal designed InMoov robot to be printed with any 3D printer with at least 7.5 inch print area. So any 200 mm plus should work fine. PLA, ABS are the most common material used but also petg would be fine. He designed them using blender an uploaded it to thing-a-verse. Expect long long print times takes weeks.

[@CyberSyntek]

Lovely!

[@anthroponacious]

Think you'll ever post the poppy files? Public or privately?

[@robmeek1318]

Yes, I need to get them organized and put them on thingiverse.

[@Eddiezerintube]

Wooooww they have real time A.I. ?? This was an genuine interaction?

[@kathryncain6945]

You are amazing Heidi would have been intreiged She believed in you totally

[@robmeek1318]

Thanks, a robot would be very useful for a disabled person.

[@c.yigittolay3673]

hello, can you share the print files of the poppy robot's body please?

[@user-fl5cl1nf9x]

XD

[@anglikai9517]

Please make female Inmoov.