Hall Effect CAD Mouse / Spacemouse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- 6DOF CAD Mouse / Spacemouse that uses cheap hall effect sensors. I have reused the code from @TeachingTech that he used for his $20 Spacemouse project (Big Foot). • Making a cheap, open s...
with slight modifications to use the hall effect sensors.
3D print files available on Printables: www.printables...
Code on GitHub: github.com/Chr....
Thanks to CAD Jungle for their tutorial video on modeling a CAD mouse. • Create a 3D CAD mouse ... the knob design is lifted from this and the case design is inspired by it.
Thanks to Rodrigo Alvarez for his Spacenavigator teardown. It is very interesting. www.alvarez-en...
And the biggest thanks goes to @TeachingTech for his code which lead me down this rabbit hole.
Music: Planetarium by Ambyion & GalaxyTones
This looks like a really nice version.
I've been using the Spacemouse for a few years and dread ever having to get a new one due to the cost.
Projects like this one tell me that when it's time, I won't have to break the bank.
Thank you for your hard work and for sharing it with us.
Love to see another version of a DIY SpaceMouse, I'm glad Teaching Tech has given the topic a lot of momentum. I just have to see what version will be out when I'll have the time to build one 😆
This is nice project. I own 2 spacemice but would love to get another one for the workstation next to my milling machine. This project looks nice so I am going to build (at least) one for my other workstation
thank you very much, the best design I found so far 👌👌
Es de los diseños que por ahora más me gustan.Intentaré construirlo.Gracias por su trabajo.
@@Erosgenuino De nada. Me gusta que te gusta mi modelo.
Neat design, with 6 sensors u can achieve same result.. looking forward for more videos,👍
@DoTheDiy Yes, but the maths is more complicated. Using 8 means the operation is easier to understand. Just pluses and minuses involved. I have looked at the original Space mushroom by Shiura, which uses 3 joysticks, and the translation matrix he uses looks simple. I'm sure it translates to the trigonometric equations involved, but 2 more sensors make things simpler.
@@johncrombie2771 I am also using halleffect sensors but they are 3d sensors using 3x tli493
Superb, superb, superb!
great!!!!👍👍👍
Amazing dude, but by you showing it at the end, i appears to be too stiff, maybe weaker springs to make it more easier to use?
@pitacotavo5938 Thanks for your comment. I was wondering the opposite. Are the springs too weak? It is easy to move but quite sensitive to the movement. I have 0.4mm wire springs, and they are definitely too strong. I have 0.3mm ones on order, but between the 0.4mm and the 0.2mm ones the later is the best.
It is up to each builder to make their own choice as to what works for them from what they can get hold of. I have had the 0.2mm ones for many many years so it was an easy choice for me. But now I am buying more springs to see if I can make it better even though I think it is pretty much perfect as it is.
What are these like for controlling RCS in KSP?
Is there a BOM ie; parts list with quantities?
@@rick6563 Check out the Printables link in the description.
I think I'm going to scrap my joystick one and build this instead. Don't like the deadzone on the old one
@youtubehandlesux You need a certain amount of deadzone to cope with jitter. That annoying instability in the numbers from the Analog to Digital converters. The 3D ConneXions driver does allow you to reduce the sensitivity of the Spacemouse. This also let's you reduce the deadzone as it ignores the jitters.
If you do decide to build my version, please share photos and give feedback.