-- KarlinBark - 09 Aug 2005

Here is a CAD drawing of the device we're using to apply a rotational skin stretch to a user's arm/hand. The device is intended for preliminary testing.

deviceCAD.jpg

Actual device photos are seen below.

actual.jpg

forearm.jpg backhand.jpg

Some of the design issues that should be improved upon are as follows:

  • Not enough vertical travel, to allow for larger forearms
  • The pulley drive system works well and is smooth, but is difficult/annoying to reattach when the string breaks
  • Because the entire system is primarily composed of acrylic, it isn't very accessible or open to changes (i.e. small modifications to the device cannot be made easily)

Here's a list of most of the parts that were purchased to build the prototype

parts.jpg

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Topic revision: r2 - 09 Aug 2005 - 22:52:00 - KarlinBark
 
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