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Indoor Skycam

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Skycam is built from two and lets you move an object to any point in a square volume. Perfect for making awesome…

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Skycam is built from two and lets you move an object to any point in a square volume. Perfect for making awesome sweeping camera shots or a giant pick and place machine.

Homepage: http://marginallyclever.com/skycam/

Hackaday: http://hackaday.com/2012/08/03/building-a-skycam-like-camera-mount/

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Instructions

Source code: https://github.com/MarginallyClever/Skycam

  • Get two Makelangelos. They come with everything you need.
  • Assemble and mount each one in opposite corners of the room.

pen plotter:

  • Print a plotter. It is printed upside down to avoid overhangs.
  • put m3 screws through the side holes to tighten onto the pen.
  • make a loop in the end of the threads.
  • put a thread through an arm at the top of the pen holder and hook the loop over the screw near the bottom.
  • Insert a pen and tighten the screws. You shouldn't need a death grip. If the pen can slip out the top of the holder, that makes it easy to recap/replace.

top/bottom (camera plotter):

  • Put a 1/4-20 bolt through the center of the half with the grooves.
  • Attach the 4 strings from the steppers to the bolt so that the grooves face down.
  • Put the second half onto the bottom of the bolt.
  • Add a 1/4-20 nut to keep the whole thing together.
  • Add a camera to the bottom of the bolt.

Software instructions coming soon.

Category: Robotics

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