This project illustrates how 3D Printing enables frugal innovation and thereby addresses the needs of people who aren’t served or who are under-served due to the lack of economic power or due to the small size of addressable market. The entire project was approached as a full-time endeavour.The arm is electronically actuated and controlled by servo motors. The bionic arm presented has the potential to be used by an amputee or person born without a limb. This type of technology does exist although it is expensive and generally not available to people in developing countries.The root of the system is an innovative mechanical design for a 3D printed prosthetic hand. Modern day electronic actuators and circuitry animate the device and allow for control schemes.

Hardware Specifications

• 5-volt LIPO battery
• NodeMCU
• LED
• Jumper wires
• Slide switch
• Servos
• PCB

Software Specifications

• Arduino
• Easyeda
• Autodesk Fusion 360
• Simplify3D

Schematic for pcb design:

Schematic for Simple bread-board design:

• Download and install Arduino IDE from their website.
• Download and install Autodesk Fusion360 from their website.
• Download and install Simply3D from their website.
• Create an account in Easyeda. This will give acces to create schematics of circuit and to create and generate greber files for PCB's.

• READ the Documentation.
• AND change necessary feilds in "Code" before uploading to Micro-controller.

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This project is MIT licensed.

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