Watch the tutorial video below to learn how to set up everything you need to run your Makelangelo 2.5 robot, starting the moment you get the box in the mail until you are installed on a board ready to draw. There’s even instructions to run the software and a timelapse of a drawing.
If you still have tech questions, we’ve got lots of friendly help in the forums.
uFactory sent us the STL files for their uArm robot yesterday, and I was able to integrate the correct look and feel in the afternoon.
Also improved the lighting and made sure WASD+mouse can fly if the cursor is over the picture part of the app. Much easier to fly around the world.
I already have firmware that runs the uArm connected to RO. I have a uArm on my desk waiting for a new shoulder servo and then I will be making a video of the two working together.
Maybe now developers will start to get on board. BCN3D MOVEO? 7Bot Duo? Send me a robot so I can integrate your machine. Please tweet them and ask if their machine supports #robotOverlord for me, OK?
The 2500th Makelangelo robot was turned on in the last couple of days in Muscat, Oman. I missed it because it came 10 days earlier than anticipated. My day is so full I had to hire an assistant and HIS day is full.
Makelangelo software 7.8.0 brings friendlier CPU usage, new generators, DXF export for your CNC machine, and a host of bug fixes. Did you know there are now over 2500 Makelangelo robots around the world? Awesome!
As part of the celebration for The Big Draw Marginally Clever Robots have been invited to show the Makelangelo art robot at the Vancouver Art Gallery October 1, 2016 from 1pm to 6pm.
Brit.co’s Re:Make festival is happening September 30th at the Fort Mason Center in San Francisco and Dan of Marginally Clever Robots will be presenting at the 11am Battle of the Bots during the Friday Summit.
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