I'm trying to develop an open-source version of a transradial device, and I'm calling it the Eagle Arm. It would actuate by hunching shoulders forward, which pulls on a "backpack" type harness. A cable would run from the shoulders down a bowden tube and into a socketed glove. Attached images are the inspiration for the shoulder component of this device and the beginnings of a printable version of triglides for the shoulders. Just add nylon straps.
Buckles like this print fast, easy and strong.
Eagle Arm
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Re: Eagle Arm
Hi Peter. Has there been any progress on this? We have several requests for shoulder-driven devices in Ghana, Nigeria and Hungary. I'm thinking of something like Jeff's Monette Trans-Radial System v1.0, but using flexible filament like the 3D Life Arm.
Thoughts?
Thoughts?
Re: Eagle Arm
Same questions as Joe^^^
This seems very interesting.
This seems very interesting.
Co-lead at e-NABLE Portland, mechanical engineer, and no idea what I'm doing
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