MUSCLE SENSOR 'Real Iron Man Arm Exoskeleton'#2 Update

I hope this video answered some of the questions you guys asked.
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Enjoy.

Music: Parasail - Silent Partner.

[hacksmith]

Fantastic! I can't wait to see where this goes!

[MunchkinDeiCaraibi]

The muscle sensor is awesome!!! You shoud absolutely do a tutorial on that, how the arduino is programmed and other stuff like that. Amazing project by the way

[bunnyofwar]

Holy shit. Why doesnt this have more views? You are a really smart dude and I can definitely see you going places!

[InvalidCodex]

I'm mechatronics engineer student from Finland. I think this is awesome. I will definitely build those "air muscles" and use those on my project. Keep doing what you do.

[zakeriechouinard]

This is one of the best exoskeleton suits I've seen, the kind of grade i'd expect to see from the military. Well done.

[roselitoreyes]

so far this is the best exoskeleton tech I've seen KEEP IT UP dude 👍👍👍

[allieho]

damn that's so coool, I bet people are blown away by your smartness

[corey]

Power supply solution : Semi-truck airhorn compressors are small and provide 120psi. I hope this helps provide a onboard air system. I suggest a small moped engine driving a alternator to a small battery connected to a transformer to power the air compressor (or a similar compact desighn for electricity)

[robertviragh]

Really great to see this, can't wait to see more. I guess the next challenge is to make a prosthetic for the shoulder as more muscles and a ball and socket joint are involved but the same principle could apply as the demonstration. Really wonderful.

[danielkim]

Omg that's awesome! Dude you're like my fave channel on YouTube now. Keep it up!

[deanmorrice]

Well done. This show a lot of promise.

[bossman]

bro that was dope, its was a good idea to put the musle sensor

[pablodyabvlogs.]

your genius.. cant wait to see you making an ironman suit ..at your prime age

[jonkpambudi]

This is the best exoskeleton tech I've seen...

[maxrolandshow]

Your my inspiration man, finally know how this works👍

[indieartsmidwest]

You'll have to double or triple down on the muscle sensors for at least two on the front and rear of the arm. I also noticed with many projects specifically in prosthetics, processing time yet another barrier. There's a slight delay in the arm movements but its barely noticeable. Great job and I look forward to seeing how this project develops.

[joncaballero]

Gotta say, can't hate.... pretty cool, good job keep it up

[plongkie]

James, if you don't mind.. could you show us/link us an circuit diagram for that project?

[joaocarimo]

That's a good idea. You should convert analogic to digital in order to have multiple flexing levels

[LupusMechanicus]

Awesome James, EMG and mckibbon nice!