ANIMATRONICS Submitted by Istuti gupta 0723931021 e c
ANIMATRONICS Submitted by: Istuti gupta 0723931021 e. c. -iv year
CONTENTS INTRODUCTION WHAT IS ANIMATRONICS? PHYSICAL OVERVIEW DESIGNING ANIMATRONICS KIT CHALLENGES CONCLUSION APPLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION 1 • Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, 1963. 2 • Theme parks and cinematography industry.
What is Animatronics? ANIMATION ANIMATRONICS ELECTRONICS
ANIMATION It is an optical illusion of motion due to the phenomenon of persistence of vision.
ELECTRONICS ØElectronics is used in doing programming of these animated creatures. ØIt is done by controlling the voltage regulation. ØIt is also done by embedded microcontroller.
PHYSICAL OVERVIEW Animatronics puppet that is animated by means of electromechanical devices. Actuators are responsible for various facial movements. Electronics and software provides synchronization of sound and motion.
DESIGNING Step 1: Sculpting Step 2: Mold making Step 3: Armature Fabrication Step 4: Costuming Step 5: Programming
ANIMATRONICS KIT
Components of Kit Includes: Servo controller circuit board System Requirements: 486 or higher processor (Pentium recommended) Two Hi-tech HS-300 hobby servos 8 megabytes of RAM (32 recommended) Mini SSC Panel v 1. 2 software 3. 5" 1. 44 MB floppy Pack Windows 3. x, 95, 98 or NT Two servo horn assembly packs Available serial port Illustrated Instruction manual 20 Megabytes of hard drive space
HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE INTERFACE PC USB CYPRESS MC CY 8 C 26443 -24 PI DRIVER CHIP ENTEC MAX CHIP MOTOR SYSTEM HEAD& EYE MM FACE &BODY VOCAL ACTS RS 485
Engineering Challenges Mechanics department Electronics department Story board Programming department
CONCLUSION Control technology Mechanical engg. Electrical/e lectronics Animatronics has now developed as a career which may require combined talent in. Sculpting and casting Radio control Air brushing
APPLICATIONS USED IN ENTERTAINMENT AREA USED IN CREATING SPECIAL EFFECTS IN MOVIES. USED IN DISNEYLAND
BIBLIOGRAPHY www. mister-computer. com www. animatronics. org www. howstuffworks. com
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