水獺

.... the second part of the proposed otter project: we need eyes, a sonar - and we need the support of the lower jaw with the teeth and also teeth in the upper jaw.We also need support for the spine on the skull.Specifically, I looked at some of the data available on the market for such an eye project - and I found that everyone was doing the same thing all the time. and I also think that it is not the best way possible.For the eye control 5-6 moto - in the form of rowing machines: that's far too much weight of the batteries for the otter - also mea that you have to build up a lot of electronics: I don't want that.So: these are eyes - in an eye control - in development - and I would rather start from the natural specificatio.Regarding the otter, I would also like to integrate an evaluation control into the skull: these are basically a bundle of measuring seo that are supposed to give us information about the available water values.as far as what was planned for the skull.Fit I cotructed the eyes: they look a little scary here because two miniature cameras were italled there.It is important that I do not create and set up everything in detail straight away - but rather it is important to fit familiarize myself with the requirements - i.e. the space required, storage and the functio in the otter project.The other important point is: we want to manufacture and assemble the whole thing automatically and put it into operation: for the large number of our projects, this requires a significantly different process technology in both manufacturing and assembly, as well as testing and commissioning, than is common today is used.We have planned various projects that are to be newly recotructed: these include fish, mammals and also large birds: So we have to try to summarize everything according to the same concept here: if possible, everything planned: eye sizes and eye distances vary, of coue.Everything has to be manufactured, assembled and tested fully automatically.Admittedly, the animal here doesn't look natural - but it does. but those eyes...When the upper jaw and lower jaw are finished - and the tongue with the probes - it's probably just scary: but I want it to work!and I want the otter to be able to bite back when attacked!The skin is made of membrane skin - which is filled with air: they repair themselves - if the damage is not too great: then the cushion area is sealed off - so no further filling.step, igs, stl