Next is to connect it to the robot and get those servo's working. I am using an IR remote control to test his movements. This is a picture of the front view of the setup.
Here is the back view. The arduino has been mounted in place for this picture.
Here is a video of me testing out the robot servo's.
Here is a second video with most of the servo's working and they are now "zeroed".
In spite of the really bad servo's he is taking his first steps.
Here is a two servo per leg version of the robot.
Here is the code for the two servo per leg robot in video 4.
void StepForward(){
//Moving Left Leg Forward
servo1.write(75); //shift weight
to left ankle
servo3.write(60); //right ankle
kicks weight over
delay(200);
servo3.write(70); //free ankle
lifts
servo2.write(110);
//left hip
servo4.write(120);
//right hip
delay(200);
servo1.write(90); //level leftt
ankle
servo3.write(90); //level right
ankle
delay(200);
servo1.write(115); //Shift weight to right ankle
servo3.write(110);
delay(200);
servo1.write(110); //free ankle
lifts
servo2.write(70); //left hip
servo4.write(60); //right hip
delay(200);
servo1.write(90); //left ankle - back to home positions
servo2.write(90); //left hip
servo3.write(90); //right ankle
servo4.write(90); //right hip
delay(200);
}