Each robot is used differently. Which robot do you want to use specifically? Just like the one I used in the video is built on a Raspberry Pi, and can be used and learned using python (programming language) and ROS (robot operating system).
@@kehu8770 I like your channel, I'm interested in learning about robotics form the mechanical side to the coding and software to the electrical side, any recommendations on resources to read and study from?
This robotic arm lacks force feedback and adaptive feedback capabilities. However, it offers a plethora of open control interfaces. Therefore, should you desire to implement these functionalities, you may consider undertaking the endeavor of coding.
@@nrgpostsk Hi, This is not my DIY robotic arm. I cannot provide the stl file. If you want to know more, you can search elephant robotics. As far as I know, robotic arms use servo motors.
@@JohnJohn-gy2st For specific information on the production of robo arms, you may need to conduct further research. You may search for Elephant Robotics, who offer and sell mechanical arms globally.
Helllo, could you please give me some details about ur arm desighn, what motors do u use ? do u use timing belts or gearbox ? how much weight can it lift ? thanks
Nice video. Is there any reference out there for how to get that UI set up? I just bought a mechARm 270 pi. Seems very complicated to get the ROS/moveit GUI set up. Thanks