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Bionic hand V1.0 is an open-source prosthetic hand for individuals with upper limb loss.

About Bionic Hand V1

Bionic hand V1.0 is a fully 3D printed prosthetic hand for individuals with upper limb loss. It is open-sourced and can be made from any 3D printer with a 200×200 mm area.

Six major different grip patterns were programmed in bionic hand to perform everyday activities such as carrying objects, switching on lights, eating food etc.

Each fingers in bionic hand equipped with individual linear actuators and provides precise grip patterns. Wrist of bionic hand equipped with quick coupling suitable for everyday use.

Bionic hand V1.0 is designed to compatible with prosthetics research, do-it-yourselves hobbyists, robot arms and humanoid robot applications.

General Instructions

These general instructions tell about the parts of the bionic hand where it is used and how it is designed and what material and printer we used to design this bionic hand

All parts of hand was developed for right hand.
All parts was designed for ABS material except Logo part. Logo part was designed for Flexible 3D print filament.
Printer Settings
- Infill available in datasheet
- Supports – Yes and Type – Linear
- Filament recommended – Black ABS and Flexible filament
- Nozzle temperature – 230 °C
- Print bed temperature – 110 °C
- Print Speed – 50mm/s
- Travel Speed – 70mm/s
- Fill Pattern – Hexagon
- Perimeter Shells – 3
- Layer Height – 0.1 mm

Data Sheet

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