Exoskeleton Robotic Finger Orthosis - Biorobotics Research Lab

What is the Assisted Finger Orthosis?
It’s an automated device that fits onto a patient’s hand after surgery, and rehabilitates the hand back to full mobility… fully automatically!
The whole assembly can be 3D-printed to suit each individual perfectly.
Watch, and see how this invention is set to become part of the way we recover from what is one of the most common types of surgery in Australia.
Learn more! cme.curtin.edu.au/
Explore more from this team: curtin.edu/ramxbj

[@yellowgreen9251]

My thumb ligament is broken. I want to use this tool. What should I do?

[@danavandermerwe3365]

I KNOW that studious assistant (Konrad Seyfarth) also engaged in this worthwhile project!

[@LanaLeon]

What program do you use? Awesome !1

[@paulanthony873]

Hi can you make this open source, I'm a quadriplegic from Sydney my right hand has flickers when I try to move it so I need a device like this for therapy but everything on the market is too expensive and I can't afford to pay someone to move them whilst I try to exercise them

[@ktech6778]

i don't know if you still need it but I am working on remaking this and putting it up on thingiverse (if that's legally allowed)

[@francoap6844]

@@ktech6778 did you make it? :) i'm really interested in it

[@MyBrijraj]

Please make one index finger first section of right hand finger

[@mohammadmaleki741]

finger's structure is so complex and it has to be expensive. i think that it's not efficient. you can use from soft actuators in soft robotics.