robotic arm

Hi wood. Im Greg. Im Telecommunication engineer. Ive worked with a lot of similar projects and i can help you with this one. One similar was controling arm robot through MATLAB GUI program. I own a lot of hardware to start right now. Im finished the main projects Im involved in right now and im ready to start new big one like this. I can complete full project and i can ship you to Australia or i can build only several parts for low budget. Message me and we can discuss the project. I can show you some samples. Check out my profile for previous reviews. Regards.Greg.

I have 10 year experience in electronics;Am very much interested your project, kindly send me more information regarding your requirements. About my self , you can review my profile and my clients comments. Thank.

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Hello. I'm a masters student majoring in Electrical Engineering, and have experience with robotics. I can help you with the electronics and software aspect of your project. I've worked on robotic arm navigation using servo motors before. Feel free to discuss more details. Thanks.

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I can see 2 implementations for this project depending on your needs. -one will be a copy 1 :1 of the project in the video. That can be done fairly easy with some servo motors in the time that I estimated. - a more complex solution will be to use only a glove for basic movements of the robotic arm. So no chassy is needed for the user, just the glove. For this probably i will need a month and about 500 $. I am confident that I have the experience necessary for building this project. I have a lot of Arduino and electrical experience . Actually won the 1 st prize of an international contest for Arduino. Seedstudio "Hack a toy" If you want to discuss further details please don't hesitate to contact me

Hello, I would love to take care of this project. My master's thesis was the development of a sensitive robotic gripper and I really enjoyed it. I am 100% sure that I can complete the whole project because I like this stuff + i have the knowledge. Regarding the cost, it would depend on what precision you need. The precision would affect to the cost of the servos and the sensors. I would say that a working prototype like the one in the video would cost around 250$ just the materials. I am looking forward to hearing from you, Javier Oliver.

What exactle it is needed to do? If you only need explanations and estimations, then i'll offer them for free.

Hi; i'm the best candidate for this project as i'm s/ developer in "DJI" copters department i'm capable of develop the whole algorithm for IMU 6DOF or 9 or even 11DOF including elimination the error for the barometer readings and using also quaternion to avoid the gimbal lock for euler also the algorithm for reverse kinematics and dynamics loop, you wil have complete close control system. as advice even you'll not work with me you'll not need FPGA it'l be extra cost for nothing and also 32bit controller is rather than need but if'll use no problem if you have extra algorithm you want to control beside but if you want just to get readings 16bit will be good but if want to control robor, fixedwing airplane or even UGV you should use the 32bit controller. Finally hope to cooperate and most of the h/w i already have and ready for work and if you want i could make the project ready and deliver to you, moreover i'll make you understand not just code but also principles. thanks and sorry for your time