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  • Hackaday NYC September Meetup
  • Details     from Hackaday NYC September Meetup
  • Venue: Pivotal Labs (625 Avenue of the Americas, 2nd floor, New York, NY)RSVP required: https://www.meetup.com/MakeIt-NYC/events/233622665/Join us for Hackaday NYC's first Meetup of the fall season as we anticipate 2016's fifth + final Hackaday Prize...

  • Actuators and its exoskeleton
  • Log     from Soft-Handy
  • This project started with the construction of a finger with the idea that I will work my way up the hand until it is a functional prosthesis or humanoid hand. The hand is to be constructed out of 3D printed exo-skeleton and silicone cast fingers all...

  • Soft-Handy
  • Details     from Soft-Handy
  • The aim of this project is to create a prosthetic hand that would be more appealing to a teenager as opposed to the many opensource hands available to the under 12's. Thus the difference is mostly aesthetic in form and function, that is more relational...

  • Robotic Hand
  • Details     from Robotic Hand
  • Intro/background This project started out with a desire to print, assemble and get working an 'Ada Hand' By Open Bionics in Bristol, an open source designer and manufacturer of prostheses. I don't think I would have embarked on this project unless I...

  • First review is in
  • Log     from Electronic Thumb
  • We got our first review in the slack channel: (there must be some weird time paradox in play here as well, as we've not sent out any beta versions yet..)Review Electronic Thumb.By accident I got a beta version of this device in my mail. It’s nice looking...

  • OpenESpin
  • Details     from OpenESpin
  • When materials are electrospun, a strong electrical field pulls and stretches the droplets as they are extruded. This stretching can bring the fibers produced down into the nanometer range. I've gotten a lot in the micron range already, and there are...

  • Ultra Servo
  • Details     from Ultra Servo
  • The servo project has started in 2015 when I decided to build a robot arm. First and foremost is to find a drive system that is at the very least as strong as a human arm (I used my arm as a benchmark). After looking under every internet rock it seems...

  • BioMimetic Muscle Strand
  • Details     from BioMimetic Muscle Strand
  • Thin ferrite cores (1 mm thick/diameter or less) wrapped with fine copper wire form the electromagnet portion of the muscle strand. The low density matrix into which these are set will most likely be non-conductive and silicone-based. Much work needs...

  • UAProsthetics - A Powered Hand
  • Details     from UAProsthetics - A Powered Hand
  • One of the most important aspects of consideration in the realm of prosthetic design is mental loading. The ability to control the many muscles within our body is a gift - one that people with amputees do not completely have. There are are range of prosthetic...

  • Project Requirements and Goals
  • Log     from UAProsthetics - A Powered Hand
  • Before going straight into the design process with whatever ideas came to mind a decision was made to come up with a set or requirements and goals for our prosthetic hand. We came up with  a total of 5 primary goals which we will continue to look...

  • Early Design Brainstorming
  • Log     from UAProsthetics - A Powered Hand
  • Once we came up with a set of goals and requirements for our prosthetic hand the next logical step was to determine what we wanted the the hand to be capable of actually doing. Ideally the hand should be extremely easy to use and should be capable of...

  • Économique Bionic Leg System
  • Details     from Économique Bionic Leg System
  • Need for Bionic Systems People have always have a craze towards fitness and sports. Ultimately it has lead to the development of sports and several sports are played at international level. It provides entertainment for fans and gives out the importance...

  • The Setup
  • Log     from Économique Bionic Leg System
  • Since the design of the socket and the connector is completed, it can now be attached to complete the bionic leg. The whole setup is very simple and it consists mainly 3 parts. The Socket A simple cast/mold is made from silicone rubber after measuring...
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