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Gripper Thumb Servo Attachment
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(files current as of 11/24/2019 - based on feedback from Adam Klaum, Donna Zimmerman and Tanya Lerch)
This is a set of pieces meant to attach a servo to the back end of a gripper thumb terminal device to allow mechanical actuation using a switch. The total weight of the entire devie is roughly 500 grams which compares favorably with commercial options. It is a work in progress but has reached a point for beta testing.
All files are for a RIGHT HAND. Mirror along appropriate axes for a left hand.
The design has been made possible by funding from the eNABLE Fund.
Video demonstration can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpwPcxjP0b8&t=14s
The files include:
Servo horn - attaches to a servo to allow for the proper amount of travel to pull the thumb to an open position (no support needed)
Servo Mount - attaches to the servo and contains screw holes for firmly securing outer covering (no support needed)
Wrist Servo Attach - the servo mount slide
This is a set of pieces meant to attach a servo to the back end of a gripper thumb terminal device to allow mechanical actuation using a switch. The total weight of the entire devie is roughly 500 grams which compares favorably with commercial options. It is a work in progress but has reached a point for beta testing.
All files are for a RIGHT HAND. Mirror along appropriate axes for a left hand.
The design has been made possible by funding from the eNABLE Fund.
Video demonstration can be found here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CpwPcxjP0b8&t=14s
The files include:
Servo horn - attaches to a servo to allow for the proper amount of travel to pull the thumb to an open position (no support needed)
Servo Mount - attaches to the servo and contains screw holes for firmly securing outer covering (no support needed)
Wrist Servo Attach - the servo mount slide
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