The Airy Arm

[maccay]

The Airy Arm is a device that provides users with the inability of moving their hand, this exact ability. It is 3D printed and utilizes cables that pull the fingers open and shut as the elbow bends and straightens. It allows for those with paralyzed hands to regain the use. It is developed by Elizabeth Jackson, a student of Jon Schull (e-NABLE founder). She is still working to improve the design but so far it works very well. Read more at http://3dprint.com/18459/3d-printed-airy-arm/

Any ideas for improvements?

Greetings, Where can I find the .stl files for this device?

Thanks

[Roxy]

The Airy Arm is a device that provides users with the inability of moving their hand, this exact ability. It is 3D printed and utilizes cables that pull the fingers open and shut as the elbow bends and straightens. It allows for those with paralyzed hands to regain the use
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Any ideas for improvements?

Wow! With sensors... And data logging capability... It is easy to see how this could help a person re-learn how to accomplish basic movements. And for that matter, help keep records of daily, weekly, monthly progress on what motion the person is able to make happen.

[TheBrainRecoveryProject]

Yes, it is our hope that we will be able to crowdsource sensors and data logging capability. We're working on those issues on the side and are in need of app developers to help out. Anyone want to volunteer?