Giant Lego Minifigure : Néo Iron man

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Giant Lego Neo is a massive animated minifig scaled up 15 times the normal size, based on the Lego Ironman minifigure. Neo stands out as possibly the tallest 3D printed and automated minifig in the world! He's packed with incredible superpowers: • Neo can turn his head to track people. • He can be controlled via a touch remote control or voice commands to lift arms, turn hands, or open his helmet visor. • A system enables the recognition of his right arm movements, which Neo then reproduces. • Augmented reality reveals the intricate design of his internal mechanisms. • He's accompanied by Jarvis, a UI that displays real-time information such as time, weather, Raspberry activity, Kinect capture, tweets, and conferences. Datasheet: • The front of his body features a camera to track people and a 16-neopixel ring. • His back has two servomotors. • His neck is equipped with one servomotor. • His hips house an RPi. • His eyes have either one or two 8-neopixel strips. • His helmet contains one servomotor. • His head can be opened to accommodate a variety of items. The code for this massive Lego project is available on Naoned Makers' Github: https://naoned-makers.github.io If you're interested in something similar but smaller, check out the Giant Lego Minifigure: Ponko Punk Rocker, which can be found here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3739296 This minifig is designed to be printed with standard printers and is a bit more manageable in size.