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Simple Robot Arm

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Last update 2021-02-01 at 11:08
Publication date 2021-01-21 at 16:53
Design number 268915

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3D model description

The objective of this robot arm is to simplify its assembly, it only requires screws and accessories provided with the servomotors. Its role is also to be as simple as possible in its design and programming for educational purposes and discovery of robotics, the links are visible and their movements observable.

It requires:

1x Servo standard size

it will be screwed to the turret through a long arm standart on star which are both supplied with the servos.

3x 9gr servos, ideally one of intermediate quality to support the load of both arms (it is housed in the turret).

Only the accessories and screws supplied with these servos will be used. The clamp consists of a fixed jaw and a mobile jaw. 4 points of fixation for a better stability of the base.

Programming part :

1x Arduino R3 board

2x XY joystick (the use of 4 potentiometers instead is possible)

The code using the Servo.h library and allowing to visualize in a simple way what the program does in the loop. The angle increments are 3 degrees, you can change them if you want to focus on the speed of movement or precision.

The link to download the Arduino code: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-BFoMnEcO5IUvOwoJyoYtH6lcVwyCwkV/view?usp=sharing

Very simple Robot Arm using only 1 std servo, 3 9gr servos and their standard accessories, Arduino code available.

Electrical diagram : Tinckercad

The objective of this robot arm is to simplify its assembly, it only requires screws and accessories supplied with the servomotors. Its role is also to be as simple as possible in its design and programming for the purpose of teaching and discovering robotics, the links are visible and their movements observable.

It needs:

1x Servo standard size

it will be screwed to the turret by means of a standard long star arm which are both supplied with the servos.

3x 9gr servomotors, ideally one of intermediate quality to support the load of the two arms (it is housed in the turret).

Only the accessories and screws supplied with these servos will be used. The gripper consists of a fixed jaw and a movable jaw. 4 fixing points for better stability of the base.

Programming part:

1x Arduino R3 Board

2x XY joystick (using 4 potentiometers instead is possible)

The code using the Servo.h library and allowing to visualize in a simple way what the program does in the loop. The angle increments are 3 degrees and you can modify them if you want to favor the speed of movement or the precision.

The Arduino code download link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-BFoMnEcO5IUvOwoJyoYtH6lcVwyCwkV/view?usp=sharing

Very simple Robot Arm using only 1 std servo, 3 9gr servos and their standard accessories, Arduino code available.

Electrical diagram: Tinckercad

3D printing settings

PLA std 1.75mm with your usual parameters.

for most parts only the support is needed for the realization of cavities and bores.

For the parts that make up the clamp:

printing speed 85% and filling to 75%.

For the two arms favor a low filling of about 10%, it is this lightness that allows to be limited to 9gr servos.

1.75mm std PLA with your usual settings.

for most parts only the support is necessary for the realization of cavities and bores.

For the component parts of the gripper:

printing speed 85% and fill at 75%.

For the two arms favor a low filling of the order of 10%, it is this lightness which makes it possible to be limited to 9gr servos.

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