Who is Johnny 5? | Project Build Overview!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Building the Johnny 5 Robot from the 1986 film, Short Circuit! Thanks to the CAD model from Input-Inc., we're making our childhood dreams come true BUT this project is more than just machining and assembling parts --it's about combining various elements of manufacturing with passion and sharing it all.
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Input Inc. | bit.ly/2xEZ2AR
Johnny 5 Build Page | bit.ly/2vjbJ2c
13 Top Secret Facts about the 'Short Circuit' Movies bit.ly/2Sdyouv
Set Photos: Courtesy of TriStar Pictures
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“Here I am now standing beside myself”. Full on cool guys..... I cannot wait to see the the completed project.
Wait till we let Johnny 5 watch Short Circut.
The Johnny 5 robot used in the first movie was on display at the Fort Worth Texas museum of natural science and History back in 1990.
I was 5 years old and I cried my eyes out because I thought he didn't like me because he refused to talk back to me.
Johnny 5 was right up there with He-Man in my list of childhood heroes.
Do I remember Short Circuit? DO I REMEMBER SHORT CIRCUIT...! That movie was so formative, I thought I was dreaming when I started seeing Johnny 5 build video's in my subscription feed.. incredible. Thanks guys, and GOOD LUCK!
When Johnny 5 was beaten up by those thugs and was leaking battery acid and johnny was crying in pain that really upset me as a little kid.
Me too
Me too. It's a sign we gonna to cry for artificial intelligence robots suffering in the Future too
I wasnt upset i literally cried lol
It was all worth the while when he got them back 🤣
"Short Circuit" and "Short Circuit 2" were some of my favorite movies when I was a kid. When I was 12 I built an 18" tall J5 out of K'NEX. I turn 30 this year and have never taken it apart LOL. Love this project. Can't wait to see more!
j5 thanks you for no disassembly
I first watched this when I was 12 and I still love it, I'm 16 now
That's cool 👍
I would love to see it. Awesome
This is very cool. Our high school has a robotics team for going on 5 years. My son was involved for 4 years before he graduated and the kids build almost everything on the robot and take it to competitions. I volunteered as an assistant coach and taught about the tools, machining, soldering & wiring, welding, etc. It's awesome to see the kids grow and as they graduate see them go into something with robots or machining.
I am standing here, beside myself...great project. Can not wait to see your NOVA Van, and maybe your road trip to the Oregon Coast.
Soo awesome that J5's spirit lives on in others minds like it does mine. Thanks for doing this, very special machine
Re-enacting the lightning strike to bring him alive will be the real challenge! I find usually sparks and electronics go the other way. Lol
Lmao!!! The funny thing about your comment is building a LARGE scale Tesla Coil. And placing a toy 5 under the upside down coil and hitting (with simulated lightening) a toy version of Number 5 seems a hell of a lot easier then building a "real" Number 5. lol
It's so nice to see a larger channel with a decent budget be able to build this! I've looked around on the internet for months straight for something like this. This is amazing!
You guys are awesome. This is a project that's WAY overdue. Thank you for helping make Johnny 5 Come to life!
Best Tag Line - "Hey Laser Lips" has stayed with me since Short Circuit till now. Glad to see you and your fellow machinists building a scratch working model.
Some of the best movies of my childhood. Just finished watching short circuit 2 for the first time in a long time. Still awesome!!!
This is a really cool project. You might want to work with SparkFun Electronics and/or Adafruit Industries on some of the electronics. Using voice input with something like IFTT or Google API would really be cool and would help Johnny come alive.
Why is it that I was born in 1963 yet LOVED Johnny 5? Are you a fast learner or was I just really slow?!?! Can't wait to see this come together!
My childhood has just come smashing back through my head and watching you guys build Johnny is as amazing and exciting to me know as watching the movie for the first time was as a young lad. Thank you for sharing. Such an awesome project!
I was at a science expo a long time ago, and they had a Johnny 5 replica. I don't remember anything from the expo, other than Johnny 5! That goes to show how endearing and memorable that robot can be! 😊
You forget, Newton Crosby, PHD originally designed the S.A.I.N.T. series robot as a marital aide, and NOVA laboratory modified the design for the military.
Can't wait to see this project finished! Working on my own but you're already way ahead of me! Darn college budgets!
I remember your video on the hold down vice production tour. You have a wealth of insight into manufacturing complex parts with all the tours you've had. Project management skills should be finely honed by now. This is going to be the greatest cnc, parts design, machining and assembly on TH-cam. Can't hardly wait to see it emerge.
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Your enthusiasm is contagious 😊👏👍
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My 2nd grade teacher’s husband was a university level robotics researcher. One special day he brought in a cool 5 ft robot. I think we had just watched the original Flubber that day. Not a bad day at school.
And Johnny 5 was so cool as a kid. He was important in bringing wonder to the worlds of computers and robotics. The Boston Dynamics developments are mind blowing.
Made me feel really old 😔 I was 11 when the film was released back in 86. Can't wait to see Johnny come to life! 👍
Short Circuit
Johnny 5, is alive!
Love both movies!
This made my day! (Born 1974) I look forward to every step of the way.
I’m a follower (addicted) to this channel. Your enthusiasm is addictive! Can’t wait for next one.
This is such a great project you guys doing Johnny five influenced my life that much that I become an electronics technician just because of him i don't know how often I saw this two beautiful movies. thank you guys for your hard work on this big project and bring johnny-five back to life again so people don't forget him!
Matthew Nicholson thanks! It’s going to be a lot of work!
@@nyccnc yes thats a huge amount of work ! That makes it just more impressive!
Great project to showcase modern tech design and machining.
I am a prototype CNC machinist for the Aerospace industry in Colorado. I loved Johnny #5 when i was a kid. Thats so coowl that you guys are making one.
2021 is quickly winding to a close and I just watched Short Circuit with my 8 year old son. He freaking loved it! He asked me if we could build a replica with Arduino and that’s how I ended up here! 😃👍
I’m really excited to watch this build happen!
I’m so stoked for this!!!
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This is an awesome project! I LOVED that movie growing up, and actually just showed it to my gf who had never seen it (being born 9yrs after me, she's missed out on so much!) Can't wait to see the process and the final product! Thanks for taking on a project like this and sharing it with the world! Hopefully it inspires even more generations of future scientists, engineers, machinists, etc!
I was born 2007 and I remember loving this movie when I was younger.
Can I make the laser please????
This is youtube...if it involves lasers Styropyro will likely get tapped, he's the King of Lasers after all
@@MrGoesBoom he is a cheap rip off xD HEY LETS STEAL THAT LASERGLOVE AND ADD A TEASER....IM AWESOME :> what a muppet.
How did I miss this! I loved Johnny 5!
Myself and the entire Input-Inc Team love the video guys! Thanks for the Shout-out and direct links. It's a true pleasure collaborating with the both of you on this project!!!
This is incredibly exciting. Can't wait to keep following along with the project. Input, input, input, whoo!
It just keeps getting better! Incredible! Thank you guys sooo much for doing this for us!
We're pinching ourselves too.
Ha! This is awesome.... I just recently thought i could do something like this for a 3d printer - but i gave up as i saw how faded my memory was and how ultra detailed this robot was.
I cant wait to see the Hermle part of this project.
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WOW ..so it is still alive!...it was my first ever project ..i mean 3d project and i thought im the only one to love it :)
I worked as a driver for Craft Services on Short Circuit and Kindergarten Cop. Parts of both were filmed in the Astoria Oregon area.
David Earnest that’s so cool!!!!!!!
@@nyccnc Yes it was! I do recall that the prop bots were very well made with more close up detail than one might imagine. They had several for static display and a couple that were remote controlled. Can't believe that was almost 35 years ago! Maybe you could get one on loan to aid in your construction? They had a couple on display at OMSI here in Portland awhile back. oregonfilmmuseum.org/movieinfo/short-circuit.html.
Suggestion: Talk about file organization in F360; How do you keep track of 2500 parts and do you link to an external database, for costing, procurement, etc, and talk about naming conventions, versioning and organization. Just the kind of mechanical thing I like. Not even sure if I have seen the movie, but will watch it tonight.
No disassemble!! Stephanie!!
Your mother was a snow blower!
I enjoyed repeatedly throwing you to the ground!
@@WeaselJuice "Strategy.. Need some quick." Error Grasshopper disassemble...Re-assemble!" "Well Above Average" Part 1 alone had well over 65 great one liners :)
knew somebody had to have said it ^_^
When you guys near completion, you should reach out to Tim Blaney. He did the voice for Number/Johnny Five. Could maybe give you some new things for your robot to say.
YES! Now how do we get in touch with him...
@@nyccnc Gonna say first step (after it is built) is getting it to sound sound like him coding. Second thing is he says over 60 great one liners in part 1 alone. So your gonna wanna make sure he has all he said from part 1 and 2 In the memory.... 3rd Is Number 5 is a speed reader so he should be loaded with words. I think you and your guys will need a mic/audio pick up so he can respond to questions in an automatic way. Getting him to seem and respond in a life like way will be tricky. But even a response like Beautiful Stars better see that sounds like Tim would be impressive. :)
LOVE IT, born 1982 and Johnny 5 was a big part of my childhood 😁 enything with electronics where dissasenbled at home😂
Same here !!!
Yup lol
That's a really nice brass antenna on that robot!
It'd be great to see the original puppeteer and voice, Tim Blaney, lend his talents to the final finished Johnny 5.
Some scenes in the movie were stop motion as well as puppeted robots. It's so interesting and worth having a tad about how the movie was made.
I'm really happy you took this project on, it's going to be very cool.
Thank you guys and good luck.
cucumber fruit thanks!!
Read the book first and loved it, then the film came out and I was pleasantly surprised they follow the book very closely, definitely keeping a close eye on this project
The movie isn’t based on a book, and I don’t think they ever made a book adaptation 🤷♂️
@@DrewLSsix I didn't imagine it, read it about a year or two before the film came out, it was only short about 100 pages
Really looking forward to seeing the rest of this project, especially the involvement of Hermle to see how they go about such jobs. As always, fantastic in how open and public you try do these awesome projects.
thanks!!
I tried building a Johnny 5 many years ago. I first started on electronics. I was working on the synthesizing speech module and it was supposed to say "Ahhh.... so whats up Bozos?" The power supply blew and the only thing that came out was something that sounded like "ahhhh shhhhiiiiitttt" then the controller and amp blew. That was as far as I got.
Still got the module in a box in the garage.
0:09 "maybe late 80's?"
That movie is part of my childhood memories and I'm 17... :)
I was born in 1978 I am now 41 and still watch these movies they are exactly what got me into robotics as a hobby.They are great movies so good they are timeless for and can easily be enjoyed by many generations.The only sad thing bout these movies. Was A. No Toy (part 2) development with speech and motion sensor would of made a great remote control toy. And B.Sadly we never got a part three A Gold Number 5 where Johnny is not trying to be killed and his creator Newton Crosby builds a Female multi colored Pink 5 using simulated Tesla lighting to bring her to life Newton and Stephanie visit Ben (a robotic wedding) and Johnny 5 orders A.I upgrade chips for himself and Golden Arms with Human hands.
I would love you get this in our New York data center next to a bunch of racks! With the AI now that we have going on it could be quite awesome! At the least it would make for a wonderful photo! :D
It was filmed in Astoria Oregon. Same as the Goonies.
and Kindergarten Cop
I love short circuit it was a big icon in the 80s
Many people don't know this - the name NOVA from the SC movie actually derived from reversing the letters - AVON - which was very popular company during the 1980s. The part I can't recall is who it was (possibly a writer of the movie) who saw the AVON name in the rear-view mirror of their car just like the NOVA on the front of the van in the movie.
Quick correction on the location of the movie (which was most likely mentioned in the comments somewhere below). Where Stephanie lived was in Astoria, though the city isn't specifically mentioned in the movie. The bridge Johnny jumps off is the Astoria-Megler Bridge spanning the mouth of the Columbia river between Astoria, OR and Point Ellice, WA. I'm excited to watch this build. Short Circuit 1 & 2 were a couple of my favorite movies from the 80's. I've always wanted one of the robotic toy ones from SC2. Since those aren't available, I'm eagerly looking forward to what you'll be able to do with yours. FYI, linked here from Alec Steele's channel.
Here I wondered where you got all the drawings for this; good on them for helping you with this. Also if you have the drawings and it'll scale down to like 24" tall, you could probably sell a few of them.
It's great you make this fun stuff and even more great that you involve all the staff in your company: Thumbs up!
Thanks!
I live not far away in Columbus. Man... would I love to see this thing in person some day.
** This wins the internet today !
David House Sr. I’d like to think Johnny 5 would appreciate that - unfortunately no internet in Montana.
Check out the Welker Farms channel. I call it the Farmer's Internet of Things, where the mobile hotspot is John Deere Green because it is a John Deere!
this was my favorite movie as a kid, its still in my top 15 as an adult
Vollick I’m 41, assuming you’re around the same. I always love comparing other people’s favorites from the same age range
Awesome! Can’t wait to see more! Been a fan since I was a kid. Also part of the Facebook group. Great guys!
That's freaking awesome!!! I loved the movies and always wanted to have a Johnny #5 ;)
I'm very interested in seeing this built. I was a fan of the movies and always wondered if it would be possible to replicate it. I am curious what your opinion of what this would cost to build for a buyer. What a great project choice!
The movie was filmed in and around a couple of small towns in the Northwest; Cascade Locks and North Bonneville.
The scene where Jonny 5 gets struck by lightning was shot on the North side of the North Bonneville Hydroelectric Dam.
At the same time my classmates and I were caught up in a curious kerfuffle, wondering what was going on at the Dam, as we passed by aboard a school bus in the morning on our way to school. (,Packed way more into 1 sentence than anyone should)
This is an awesome project! Especially the part about using it as a tool to recruit kids into engineering and manufacturing. Let us know if we can help. Would love to get involved.
I honestly want to see you guys breakdown the movie’s main title sequence and explain some of the stuff that was depicted when the movie showdown Johnny 5’s assembly
Following this project!
Thanks!
Been waiting for this build finish. Haven't seen this completed.
When the project is completed, could you post the links to the various videos, of all the parts being made?
Johnny five is alive!
I loved this movie as a kid!
I named my Roomba Johnny 5 when I got it 5 or so years ago. He's still going strong.
HA!
Johnny number 5 is alive!
My Neato is called Imppa.
I just had to cut my patreon funding because i'm purchasing a home, but damn would I love to increase it just for how awesome this project is. Can't wait!
Nice job. I'm impressed not only with the parts but with how you're going about the project 👍
Also has anyone pointed an x-ray at Ed? I suspect there may already be a robot inside...
Born in the 90s, movie was so influencial to me. I'm happy to see this project
I'm so jealous. I want a Johnny 5. :)
Short Circuit was a fun movie...no way in hell a robot like that could have been made then, hell we couldn't make one now. Fully automated, weaponized laser!, apparently unlimited data storage, multi-mode spectral vision, capable of remote hacking of otherwise closed systems.... Likely other things as well...DAMN!
I was born in 98 and I loved this movie when I was younger.
I used to watch that movie as a kid. I was negative 3 months old when it came out ... Lol
Who could thumbs down this? It is awesome.
Captain Skroeder.
@@nyccnc He is getting a case of the red ass.
You say they didn't have CNC machines back when this movie was made. They definitely did, and they even show some CNC milling in the Short Circuit intro.
If you could make Nova robots number's 1, 2, and 3 and program them into Larry, Curly, and Moe......I would be sooooooo happy. ( Joking of course....sort of) I love this project!
NYC CNC,I'd like to see you do a video on the best procedure for a individual or shop to subcontract the making of a part or parts to a Job Shop and requiring the signing / enforcement of a non-disclosure and non-compete contracts to protect the customer's proprietary intellectual information (Idea/Design). What typically is the reaction of a Job Shop to this requirement and what is a acceptable amount of time to get them to sign the documents and get them back to You.And what typically what might a attorney charge to whip up some contracts. I'd also like to see a video on the Heat Treating and Tempering of steel and alloy parts and a Industrial Quality Black Oxide coating for steel parts.Cold tool blacking in a bottle is just such a poor quality coating.Also how do you test alloys/steels for identification in your shop?Do you have a hand held laser spectral analysis gun?Thanks for all the videos.
I was born in the late 60's and I love Short Circuit... and there are probably many, many older than me who also do.
SUBSCRIBED anyway, you don't look too much like an ott American.
As a child the short circuit films were my favorite! I would beg to rent them everytime we went to rent movies
Very cool! This Old Tony brought me here.
Greatest family robot movie of all time wish they would make another one
Open source Johnny 5?? This would be incredible for the open source community!
I need to see the full build now STAT !!!
Awesome project guys. Johnny is the reason liytle kid me got interested in angry pixies and bleepblops. Yes, born in 79, I fit the category. I'm really looking forward to your videos.
Actually, the robot is not from the movie, it is based on an actual robot designed in the 70's. I have the original book packed up in storage. I can't remember the name of the author or book off the top of my head unfortunately. It was a book on robotics and some of the reasons for designs. It explains why tracks are used, etc.
How did i just find out about this? I LOVE JOHNNY 5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
For those interested in this design, watch the short sci movie, Henri. Beautiful story with the star child from 2001 a space oddesy
There is a guy on TH-cam, Troy Powers, that makes cool "cosplay" laser weapons. You might want to involve him. You are going to install a Laser on Johnny 5...right? ;)
Or a toolbox.
@@DrewLSsix Ben "I see you removed your laser weapon." Johnny 5 "Laser says Kill destroy disassemble cannot" A.I Johnny say's " But yeah laser looks cooler then the toolbox and I wouldn't have got my ass kicked as much in part 2 if I kept the laser for self defense"
Watching the machining of that bull @ 4:00 made my nether-regions tingle...
Johnny 5 is why I'm alive! No disassemble
As much as I love Johnny 5 I never thought of taking on a challenge like this for 2 reasons 1. being simple I do not own a garage and Johnny 5 would never fit track wise through any door I have ever lived in. And 2nd reason being besides price were talking about a metal no let's just say aluminum (easier to work with) Robotic Grasshopper which has speed reading/Input Machine Learning/perfect/not auto or random responses to real life communication on an auto-mode capabilities.Also a when to do voices like Ralph Kramden "To the moon Alice" and John Wayne "Take heart little lady I'll fix their wagon" with good timing. This alone is gonna give you guys an extreme challenge even if you do end up with a moving parts replica. Good Luck. Hope you guys win. :)