Channel: RimstarOrg

Category: Science & Technology

Tags: pi cameraanimatronic eyeelectronicspololu micro maestromaestro motor controller3d printingpi camera 2raspberry piservo motorcr-10cr-10 3d printereyeballservo

Description: Here's how I designed and made a servo controlled eyeball for a Pi Camera 2. I use a Raspberry Pi and a Pololu Micro Maestro motor controller to control it. This is for playing around with neural networks and robotics. This video was made possible in part by these Patreon supporters: Mark Peltier Piotr Bomba youtube.com/user/przysuchainfo Dimitrij Greco youtube.com/user/Taran72 Yojimbo Printable Science Robert Büchel Support RimstarOrg on Patreon patreon.com/user?u=680159 or make a one-time donation at rimstar.org/donate_support_rimstarorg.htm Subscribe so that you don't miss new videos as they come out youtube.com/user/rimstarorg?sub_confirmation=1 Go to the main channel page here youtube.com/rimstarorg The source code for controlling the Maestro board and servos is at: rimstar.org/science_electronics_projects/servo_motor_with_raspberry_pi_and_pololu_maestro.htm The STL, OBJ, and Blender files are all available here: thingiverse.com/thing:3023833 Please share in the comments if you do anything with this. Further information about the code for emulating the human retina is not available yet. See also: Servo Motor With Raspberry Pi and Maestro board youtube.com/watch?v=mX6P9CwSm7I&list=PLFsZmHTZL-znMsTduihhoYU21XL-d3p3K My CR-10 3D Printer - Ceality 3D Printer youtube.com/watch?v=Mvt6udp5q8s&list=PLFsZmHTZL-zm8-_Mu6xMMoYncvotNs5ss Follow behind-the-scenes on: Twitter twitter.com/#!/RimStarz Google+ plus.google.com/116395125136223897621 Facebook facebook.com/rimstarorg rimstar.org