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Flexibone Prosthetic Hand 2019
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This project is Open Source Hardware certified : [OSHW] FR000008
A joint University of Bath and Grenoble INP project in which an electronically assisted prosthetic hand was designed for a person who had lost their fingers but had some of their palm remaining.
The project was carried out with help from members of team Gre-Nable and the e-Nable community. The project has been OSHW certified and to understand more about the project and its key developments for the community, more can be read in this article:
https://www.gre-nable.fr/en/electrically-assisted-flexibone-hand/
The prosthetic is made of two materials, ABS/PLA for the hard shell of the hand a gauntlet and Ninjaflex for the internal bone of the fingers and thumb. All CAD models for the prosthetic were developed on the open source software On-Shape and can be accessed here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/15971390cd96deba2412303e/w/515c26e2e8a49867cd2c31d1/e/5e2ac7d52c7ee5494f4c064c
The fingers are contracted with
A joint University of Bath and Grenoble INP project in which an electronically assisted prosthetic hand was designed for a person who had lost their fingers but had some of their palm remaining.
The project was carried out with help from members of team Gre-Nable and the e-Nable community. The project has been OSHW certified and to understand more about the project and its key developments for the community, more can be read in this article:
https://www.gre-nable.fr/en/electrically-assisted-flexibone-hand/
The prosthetic is made of two materials, ABS/PLA for the hard shell of the hand a gauntlet and Ninjaflex for the internal bone of the fingers and thumb. All CAD models for the prosthetic were developed on the open source software On-Shape and can be accessed here: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/15971390cd96deba2412303e/w/515c26e2e8a49867cd2c31d1/e/5e2ac7d52c7ee5494f4c064c
The fingers are contracted with
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