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Keychain gripper with rubber and capacitive touch functionality
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A keychain gripper/door opener with added rubber for enhanced friction and aluminum inlay to operate capacitive touchscreens (smartphones, atm's).
This tool is designed as part of the #NoTouchChallenge and it addresses two weaknesses of previous designs:
* The plastic in itself does not provide enough friction, so grasping things is challenging. Some designs have addressed this by adding rubber bands. I think a rectangle piece of rubber glued into the design provides a more solid solution.
* Touchscreen displays are a common interface that might be a source of virus/bacteria spread. This gripper uses an inlay of aluminum foil to allow for operating touchscreens with the tip of the gripper.
__Additional materials needed:__
* Rubber piece (205x5.8x2), a stencil is attached: rubberruler.stl
* Aluminum foil (multiple folds resulting to 130x5)
* Superglue
__Assembly:__
* Glue the folded aluminum foil in the slot so that it reaches from the top of the handle to the tip of t
This tool is designed as part of the #NoTouchChallenge and it addresses two weaknesses of previous designs:
* The plastic in itself does not provide enough friction, so grasping things is challenging. Some designs have addressed this by adding rubber bands. I think a rectangle piece of rubber glued into the design provides a more solid solution.
* Touchscreen displays are a common interface that might be a source of virus/bacteria spread. This gripper uses an inlay of aluminum foil to allow for operating touchscreens with the tip of the gripper.
__Additional materials needed:__
* Rubber piece (205x5.8x2), a stencil is attached: rubberruler.stl
* Aluminum foil (multiple folds resulting to 130x5)
* Superglue
__Assembly:__
* Glue the folded aluminum foil in the slot so that it reaches from the top of the handle to the tip of t
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