I am insanely interested in bionics and I've seen several fully functional prosthetics, all of which use sensors to pic up muscle movement. This is of course a very amazing step forward but I have yet to see a bionic hand that can replicate the same movements of a human hand. This one is the first I've seen! Of course you're using a glove to replicate the movements, but I mean the joints and everything are so life like, and if we could somehow work this into reading the muscle movements of an amputee, this could be a HUGE step forward in bionics!
WHOA ..it looks so natural and real and lifelike...kinda intimidating how advanced this is, it looks like something taken from a scifi movie but only real..so crazy, I wonder how far their tech went as of now
Very impressive work. Now if only they would use the same method for creating a bionic foot, which then leads to a leg. They may also consider creating an arm from this hand.
o hmy god what if a prosthetic leg was built that had delayed action, but copies the other leg. So then when one leg goes forward, the other leg follows, but several moments later.
this may be the best one yet, looks really doable as a prostetic. i know there are smaller servos out there so im curious to how far one can go with scaling down the thickness of the arm
Next step upgrade it. Instead of plastic 3d-printed "bones" make them from high grade steel or titanium. Instead of those plastic string tendons, use high tensile steel cable. Instead of a bunch of RC model servos in the forearm, use hydraulic cylinders running 6,000 PSI. _Then_ you'll have a real cyborg hand worthy of the name. Able to crush the skulls of its owner's enemies like eggs.
Oh Wow i am seriously geeking out over this. I really and seriously want to know how you designed and built this. or at least something you could tell me to get me started on something in this order of creation.
Once they improve the tech, far better than what a biological hand can do, then I'm going to have to go cyborg. Amputees of the future would look cool and function better. :)
It's good but there are definitely a few flaws. It's a shame that I won't be able to replace my meat limbs with ones that are just as dexterous any time soon...
If you need a starting point/platform to practice your control programming on, see this hand th-cam.com/video/MENV1VUyUMc/w-d-xo.html he has the files too
Other bionic arms are waste. They wont go out of the box. They must think out of what they have now or else their bionic arm will look like a toy only.
This may very well be one of the most advanced pieces of prosthetic equipment I have ever seen in my life. Simply amazing.
Seriously one of the most impressive things I've seen for a long while.
I am insanely interested in bionics and I've seen several fully functional prosthetics, all of which use sensors to pic up muscle movement. This is of course a very amazing step forward but I have yet to see a bionic hand that can replicate the same movements of a human hand. This one is the first I've seen! Of course you're using a glove to replicate the movements, but I mean the joints and everything are so life like, and if we could somehow work this into reading the muscle movements of an amputee, this could be a HUGE step forward in bionics!
WHOA ..it looks so natural and real and lifelike...kinda intimidating how advanced this is, it looks like something taken from a scifi movie but only real..so crazy, I wonder how far their tech went as of now
Very impressive work. Now if only they would use the same method for creating a bionic foot, which then leads to a leg. They may also consider creating an arm from this hand.
o hmy god what if a prosthetic leg was built that had delayed action, but copies the other leg. So then when one leg goes forward, the other leg follows, but several moments later.
YellowJeff94 theres actually an incredible foot. theres a ted talk about it.
imagine in 2029
Junior Retro id rather imagine 2027 when i wont be segregated for having a prosthetic leg lol
Is 2020 and is the most impressive hand that I've seen
this may be the best one yet, looks really doable as a prostetic. i know there are smaller servos out there so im curious to how far one can go with scaling down the thickness of the arm
This is amazing! 😆👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻
the sound is great
A.mendoza-1 yr.ago
I need prosthetic hand.
انا.من.الجزائر. اريد.تركيب.اليد.الثاكية.
how much for one ?
Next step upgrade it.
Instead of plastic 3d-printed "bones" make them from high grade steel or titanium.
Instead of those plastic string tendons, use high tensile steel cable.
Instead of a bunch of RC model servos in the forearm, use hydraulic cylinders running 6,000 PSI.
_Then_ you'll have a real cyborg hand worthy of the name. Able to crush the skulls of its owner's enemies like eggs.
Oh Wow i am seriously geeking out over this. I really and seriously want to know how you designed and built this. or at least something you could tell me to get me started on something in this order of creation.
theres a paper online
Once they improve the tech, far better than what a biological hand can do, then I'm going to have to go cyborg. Amputees of the future would look cool and function better. :)
Now we become the gods.
It's good but there are definitely a few flaws. It's a shame that I won't be able to replace my meat limbs with ones that are just as dexterous any time soon...
i love it. do u have the CAD of it? im doing on biomimetic anthropomorphic robotic hand too, but i have some troubles
If you need a starting point/platform to practice your control programming on, see this hand
th-cam.com/video/MENV1VUyUMc/w-d-xo.html
he has the files too
Do the input signals come from potentiometers or encoders?!
Can this hand hold a knife, fork, or spoon?
Cad files? 😂
It's my dream to create it 😲
Other bionic arms are waste. They wont go out of the box. They must think out of what they have now or else their bionic arm will look like a toy only.
what kind of emg sensor you use?
Is it open source?
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