Jemari

"Jemari" (fingers) is a 3D printed hand. The aim of this project is to make robotic prosthetic hands more accessible to amputees. Leading prosthetics can cost up to $100,000. By using emerging technologies like 3D printing, we can cut that down to under $500.

Jemari is an open-source project which means that all of the know-how you need to create one of these magnificent devices will be available here and/or on my website. What’s more, anyone can improve and customise the designs themselves and then upload them for everyone to share.

Complete instructions (coming soon) to make can be found in ---> www.paksudelta.com

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All comments and suggestions are most welcome to improve Jemari.

Thanks to Thingiverse for providing this platform for me and everyone sharing.