At the moment it's not entirely automatic as I'm still controlling the individual motors manually (via Bluetooth from my phone, which is off-screen, because I'm also using it to shoot the video). The setup requires some tweaking for the exact size of the book and probably only works for a certain range of pages in the middle of the book. It also still sometimes grabs more than one page. But hey, it's a start. There's obviously room for improvement, for example it would be nice to be able to turn the pages in both directions. (Update: Here's an updated version that does that.)
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this is great! What materials did you use?
ReplyDeleteGreat idea. How can I get hold of one of these and how much do they cost?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance!
I also want to have your technical details cos i want to build one for a disable girl, and kindly drop detalis on what material set, how to build and programme in details as well, cos am nothing in this sector
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