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Pivot

Pivot is an open source robotic art piece similar to Mark Setrakian's Axis 1 and 2. Here is a video about how I designed and built it

drawing

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General Parts

Part Quantity Approx Price Total Notes
LX-16A Servo 15 $20 $300 You also need the wires and plastic mounting rings that come with these.
JoyStick 1 $21 $21
2 x 0.4 x 8 mm Machine Screws 400 $0.0946 $38 Exact qty is 300, but you should get some extra.
12V Power Supply 1 $7 $7
AC Power Connector 1 $7 $7
PETG Filament 1kg $23 $23
Plaster of Paris 1 $10 $10
Round Power Switch 1 $3 $3
Power Connector 1 $7 $7

PCB Parts

Part Quantity Approx Price Total Notes
ESP32 DevKit 1 $7 $7
8V Buck Converter 1 $7 $7
5V Buck Converter 1 $11 $11
Molex Spox 3pin Connectors 5 $0.26 $1.30
1000uF Electrolytic Cap 4 $15
10uF Electrolytic Cap 1
Tri-State Buffer: SN74LS241N 1 $9 $9
Logic Level Shifter SMD: TXS0108EPWR 1 JLC
1k Resistor SMD: 0603WAF1001T5E 1 JLC
10k Resistor SMD: 0603WAF1002T5E 1 JLC
100nF Cap SMD: CC0603KRX7R9BB104 2 JLC

3D Printed Parts

Part Quantity
tip.STL 5
fingerA.STL 5
knuckle.STL 5
palm.STL 1
mid.STL 1
base.STL 1

Approximate Grand Total: $466

The Code

To make this machine do its magic, every ".py" file in the root of the "MicroPython" directory must be uploaded to the ESP32. I used the utility "rshell" to do this. Also the ESP32 must first be loaded with a MicroPython binary (tested on v1.17).

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