论文信息 - A contribution to the development of a human-machine exoskeleton device using rapid prototyping technology

A contribution to the development of a human-machine exoskeleton device using rapid prototyping technology

In the present paper it is presented a finger exoskeleton able to acquire the position of the joints to be used as a guide to an avatar. The goal was to develop a cheap, reliable and comfortable device. The methods employed were CAD and Rapid Prototyping technology.

T. R. D. Velho | C. A. C. Zavaglia

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