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New Dexterity

A research group affiliated with the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Auckland (New Zealand)

Auckland, New Zealand

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This user joined on 05/19/2020.

My Projects

Hackaday Prize 2020

The New Dexterity / Open Bionics wearable, affordable, soft exogloves are bionic devices for rehabilitation and human augmentation.

Wearable, Soft Robotic Exoskeleton Gloves

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2021 Hackaday Prize

A coaxial, versatile, modular, tilt-rotor, all-terrain vehicle that can apply its full thrust in any direction.

OmniRotor: An Agile, Coaxial, All-Terrain Vehicle

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Hackaday Prize 2020

The New Dexterity Low-Cost Robotic Airship for Education and Research

A Helium-Based, Affordable Robotic Airship

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2021 Hackaday Prize

This project focuses on the development of open-source, low-cost, waterjet-powered robotic speedboats for education and research

Low-Cost, Waterjet-Powered Robotic Speedboats

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Projects I Like & Follow

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Hackaday.io Project

2021 Hackaday Prize

A fully 3D-Printable VTOL aircraft, designed as a hybrid fixed-wing plank + tricopter planform. For FPV and UAV experimentation.

MiniHawk VTOL

steve-carlson Steve Carlson

The 2015 Hackaday Prize

Affordable, light-weight, anthropomorphic prosthetic hands, using a novel selectively-lockable differential mechanism.

OpenBionics Affordable Prosthetic Hands

2021 Hackaday Prize

Make robotics easier for schools, enthusiasts, and beyond.

Mini Pupper: Open-Source,ROS Robot Dog Kit

afreez-gan Afreez Gan

2021 Hackaday Prize

The PySpectrometer is a Python (OpenCV and Tkinter) implementation of an optical spectrometer for the Raspberry Pi.

Raspberry Pi Spectrometer

Hackaday Prize 2020

Pneumatic walking, driving, wall climbing and tool using robot

naminukas

mykolas-juraitis Mykolas Juraitis

2021 Hackaday Prize

Animabot is a 3D printed hexapod robot created to be a daily life companion to interact with people and its environment.

Animabot - Advanced Hexapod Robot

We’ll train a neural network, convert it to a TensorFlow Lite model, and load it onto an ARM micro-controller.

Remoticon: Tiny ML

Main Page: we can't wait to see you there!

2020 Remoticon: Pandemic Creativity! (start here)

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