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Adaptive gripper

A robotic hand based on FESTO's fin gripper fingers

malte-ahlersMalte Ahlers
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fleury wrote 07/13/2022 at 10:41 • point

I made a similar clamp out of beer cans. That is, I cut them up and got flat plates which I used to make a clamp like this.
The material was particularly suitable for this. It was strong, flexible and easy to use.
That was ten years ago, and I still have the scars on my fingers...

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IT-Wizard wrote 08/02/2014 at 17:25 • point
looks great, indeed.
Is it adapted for other catch than spherical ?
I was wondering how it behave with longitudinal objects (a long tube for example) ?

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OneShot Willie wrote 05/07/2014 at 00:08 • point
Neat! My first thought was that they were built out of Silicone. I wonder if it would behave the same? It'd be great for hot things...

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Malte Ahlers wrote 05/05/2014 at 17:54 • point
The fingers are made by FESTO. They were 3D printed (SLS), the material is hence polyamide plastic. The rest of the structure is made of PVC and aluminium. Thanks for your interest!

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PointyOintment wrote 06/08/2014 at 02:29 • point
I also wondered what they were made of, because they look like sintered metal but they're not rigid.

Does Festo sell these fingers?

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dave.m.mcdonough wrote 05/05/2014 at 16:35 • point
Looks cool. What material is used for the flexible part? I assume the rest is aluminum?

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