Open Hand Somatosensor Glove UpdateOpen Hand Somatosensor Glove Update
Looks like the final gears are being printed for the Open Hand Somatosensor glove. These are just some pictures of various prototypes. Hope to get the machine learning data and
Month: October 2022
OpenHand the Somatosensory Companion to OpenMuscleOpenHand the Somatosensory Companion to OpenMuscle
OpenHand is the Somatosensory companion to Open Muscle. As a few articles have aptly pointed out, the open muscle data was always designed with machine learning in mind. At its
Schematic, engineering upgrades, call to join, and a special thank you to Hackaday!Schematic, engineering upgrades, call to join, and a special thank you to Hackaday!
It was awesome to be featured in an article on hackaday!: https://hackaday.com/2022/10/20/forearm-muscle-contraction-sensor-is-useful-component-for-open-source-prosthetics/ With more exposure comes greater minds to project and we have received some awesome constructive feedback. Since the
Open Hand Somatosensory glove and OpenMuscle VIIOpen Hand Somatosensory glove and OpenMuscle VII
Current hand motion sensors suck, we are going to make it better and free. Now that we are gathering data to train the machine learning side of things we found
The Fully Functioning Prototype is HereThe Fully Functioning Prototype is Here
The prototype is working and gathering data. The position of the pins still need some help being directed radially inward, so we are hard at work developing the new Cell
Open Muscle PCB Version 5.3.0Open Muscle PCB Version 5.3.0
The boards have finally arrived and the Gerber files are being uploaded to Github. The diagram is currently being developed but here is a sneak peak of it, plus of
Fusion360 Designing CELL0 Clevis Pin PCB holderFusion360 Designing CELL0 Clevis Pin PCB holder
Check out the latest video where I adapt one of the prototype PCB boards for the new clevis pin design:https://youtu.be/q9u5g_cXG0A
Open Muscle PCB and Hiwonder wifi glove UpdateOpen Muscle PCB and Hiwonder wifi glove Update
The Open Muscle PCB is finally on its way from the factory in China. It has two sensors per cell along with 6 passthrough digital lines, 2 power buses, SSD1306