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Cycling Aid for Individuals with Hand Disabilities

We developed two cycling aid prototypes for individuals with hand disabilities to enhance stability and comfort.

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We developed an innovative device to assist individuals with hand disabilities in cycling, inspired by Diego, who has a partial hand. Our project focused on understanding Diego's needs, designing a secure and ergonomic handlebar grip using Fusion 360, and creating two 3D-printed prototypes. The first prototype, though robust, had balance issues, while the second featured an adjustable clamp, contoured grip, and counterbalance for improved stability and comfort. Despite challenges in design, material selection, and iterative testing, our collaborative efforts with Diego led to a promising solution adaptable for others with similar conditions.

Third_prototype.pdf

We've added a support for better stability and control since the initial project couldn't ensure safe braking.

Adobe Portable Document Format - 984.46 kB - 06/11/2024 at 20:32

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second_prototype.pdf

Our team is working on two prototypes: the first uses a rail system, while the second is more manual.

Adobe Portable Document Format - 537.22 kB - 06/11/2024 at 20:27

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First_prototype.docx

We brainstormed and decided on prototypes for a hand support device for a cyclist with one hand and a stump.

document - 2.02 MB - 06/11/2024 at 20:19

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International_project_3.pdf

We developed two cycling aid prototypes for individuals with hand disabilities to enhance stability and comfort.

Adobe Portable Document Format - 297.97 kB - 06/11/2024 at 13:47

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