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Why duplicate the human hand? Surely there is a much simpler solution.

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Cool project, but not cool advertising for a company that's blocking up the 3D printing industry with patents again.

Pla is stronger than asa. Pla is one of the strongest filaments available. Only being best by polycarbonate. It is super brittle and lacks any tolerance to heat though.

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i just found your channelt. i don't know if you experiment with this more. but with a bit of logic and a senser in the glove you can make the scales move only when you move your wrist too much

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2:32 please please what is this software. Im designing painfully piano mecanisms on Solidworks and I cannot find a simple software that permits me to try simple mecanisms on a very basic level. Im obliged to get super high in details to just see how it works and it's a pain to change numbers

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If it can crush a skull, i'm in

great vid. also was any lubrication used for the gears? feel like that can be underrated in mechanical prints.

Very impressive work, hoping V4 works right out of the gate. Also the X1 Carbon is really good.

I am actually using your files and modifying them to work with glamrock freddy head. It is scaled up to for the bigger eyes and servos, I have seen another fnaf cosplayer use your models. I am currently thing of using a gx16 plug to help with the wire management

2:20 - what is there with your gears?

hmm maybe I should totally buy another X1C..or is there something else coming?

Thanks for this project! I've built it successfully, however I found that in other projects the SDA and SCL lines are connected to the A4 and A5 lines and it worked. Should it work using the SDA and SCL lines on the Arduino board as well, has the PWMServoDriver library changed or is there another reason?

7 years of trying to replicate human hands with robotics. Trying to replicate the animal body mechanics is not easy.

Love the face cam!

Take a 0.2mm nozzle for such small gears

When you go from V1 to V2, do you start over, or try to adopt? I always find that even though I'm using parametric design I end up with a small change causing huge issues down the timeline and it's either easier to start over or just do the non-parametric thing and update the design at the end (instead of changing the diameter from 3mm to 4mm, I start a new sketch and do a new extrusion to add the extra mm).

Horrible to think about the people watching with a background in design/production yelling

Joseph Claw, Clan or Clown... I can't find info on that leg and subtitles aren't helping

If you think you are a designer just because you can use a cad/ cam then you soon learn that you are ignorant

can i get a link to that chao print that was adorable and dope printing man

The finger assembly has a little error in your video, The pulleys are alternatively arranged however in your video you have the free pulleys all on one side of the finger. which means the middle joint will never work.

There are some (like myself) that from an early age recognize that it’s nice to be perfect, but it’s also nice to do the task in an acceptable timeframe. I call the balancing between these two concepts a fully-optimized approach, but given that human bodies have had far more time to ponder such trivial tasks with themselves, it’s worth recognizing those that have spent time to understanding exactly how these tasks are mechanically achieved. Bravo!

This hand has gone through a ton of useful changes and looks amazing! But dont worry, the guys in discord will do their best to make the older versions work as well. Maybe one day you can make a video of each hand and its development. Good work!

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My fantasy is having biomemrtic hands that have excessive range of motion just for the cool factor

This is exactly what I should be watching at 2 am

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man this would be so cool to mount onto my wheelchair. my disability makes me very short (3ft) and weak but i have semi normal arms. i can imagine using the hand tracking to open doors for myself or grab stuff thats normally out of reach or too heavy.

I’ve never seen inserting parts during a print taken to this extreme, it definitely seems like it could be useful in some situations. Shafts really don’t do well printed vertically though, most 3D printing materials are weak in the Z direction due to layer adhesion. A technique I have seen to strengthen prints is to insert a bolt through the middle of the shaft and a nut at the other end, this adds reinforcement, the same could be done with any metal pin or bolt really.

The first step to start is that you need money, Tons of money.

At what part will the mouth of an apple user be surgically attached to the anus of another apple user?

This is the coolest Quadruped Robot design I have seen so far.

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From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the Blessed Machine.

As someone whose hands are starting to fail this project couldn't have come at a better time, I'm really impressed with the wrist mechanism but don't like the fingers. Very inspiring, well done.

cool project. It broke a fundamental rule that made everything more tortuous: you over optimized cool hinges with overengineered joints. which are fun, but you could have done that after you tested the most likely failure point: the gearbox. you wasted too much brain in the cool factor, which made you negligent to critical parts. but again, really amazing project. and the over engineered parts are kind of fun, and I am quite sure that they will sell (in youtube) better than heartless efficient engineering. I will be waiting a part 2.

Fantastic work. Great ecoerimental thinking and quite fascinating.

Great robotics work horrible video

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Excuse my ignorance, but doesnt the friction of the plastic of the gear in part cause to the breaking? Would a simple small bearing not address this issue?

Maybe if you skip the whole rotating shaft and design the legs to operate based on pulling a string you could make the whole leg mechanism a compliant mechanism with no assembly at all. This would also allow you to make the centepede a lot smaller. Ypu could probably get a ”wave pattern” in the legs by having a bit of slack in the string between each leg module, but might be difficult yo achieve, especially if you want the wave to contain multiple wavelengths along it’s body. Might be able to design some compliant mechanism that does multiple oscillations from a single pull, but that’s probably difficult. Would be really cool though to have a basically life sized remote controlled centepede :p

Very good video, testing ideas and reflecting on the results. So I can learn. New subsciber.

stl to print and experiment?