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3D Printed Prosthetic Arm

Akshay Fulzele, Harshil Kocha, Arnav Jain, Dattatray Sawant, Amey Raut

Year
2020
Citations
6

Abstract

From last ten years, human beings have restructured themselves on the far side of their current physical and mental limitations. This development is understood as transhumanism. Where, in robotics and biomimetics, they are exploiting the distinctive styles of the physical structure with the intent to develop turbulent humanlike artificial appendages. While lower extremity medical specialty has evolved to such an extent that lower leg amputees are competitive against skilled runners within the world, there is a significant difference between upper extremity medical specialty and real hands. This work intends to develop a low price, lightweight and sturdy 3D printed prosthetic arm. This paper narrates the prosthetic arm, its mechanical device development and full movement integration. Moreover, the paper presents a walkthrough of our information classification, giving us the flexibility to regulate the prosthetic arm exploitation diagnostic technique using Electromyography (EMG) signals from the arm. This paper intends to contribute to associate ever-increasing human-golem combination by exalting students to interact in transhumanism studies through additional refined technologies and ways.

Keywords

Flexibility (engineering)RoboticsProsthetic handComputer scienceTranshumanismArtificial intelligenceRobotic armHuman–computer interactionEngineeringRobot

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