This is a video of us using the device.
This is a video of the steering mechanism.
One-arm-drive self-propelled standing mobility device for pediatric patients with hemiplegia.
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This is a video of us using the device.
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Hand_Drive_Geared_Up_Version.zipCopy of Kate Reed Hand Drive lever 3D printed parts that we used.Zip Archive - 5.25 MB - 09/06/2021 at 14:38 |
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CAD files.zip.stls and .svgs for all of the laser cut and 3D printed parts that we used in this project in addition to the Kate Reed Hand Drive CAD files.Zip Archive - 721.00 kB - 09/06/2021 at 14:30 |
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UNIstand project summary.pptxBrief history of our work on this project as well as explanations for the theory behind the steering mechanism and video of us using the device.presentation - 30.37 MB - 09/06/2021 at 14:28 |
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UNIstand DMR.pdfDevice Master Record with building instructions for full prototype.Adobe Portable Document Format - 47.96 MB - 09/06/2021 at 14:21 |
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Hi! I just stumbled upon this project, and I have some personal interest in looking at how it helps patients with partial loss of mobility, especially to stand up/sit down/walk.
Is there a video or some demo that I can view, to understand this in further detail? Any information is highly appreciated.
Either way, I must say that this is a great project that your team has done. You seem to have a genuinely great vision and motive. Hats off to you!
Thanks.
Thank you! If you download the UNIstand project summary ppt, there is a detailed explanation of our steering mechanism as well as some video of us using the device.
Outstanding work. I am going to point this out to a contact in the mobility department at Nemours Hospital for Children over in Delaware.
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I am very interested in this project As I am a hemiplegic and could find this useful. I would like to try it out. Where can I view a video bin how this works?
Thanks