An exoskeleton that can be worn like a glove and can also be used to operate an external robotic arm.

The exoskeletal hand has all the principal physiological degrees of freedom of its human counterpart. It thus supports the human hand’s diverse techniques for grasping and handling objects. By means of force feedback, the person feels what the robot is gripping. 

This means that the human sense of touch can also be made use of across large distances and can even be applied at the interface between the real and virtual worlds. The shape of the ExoHand is adapted to the user’s own hand and made of polyamide using selective laser sintering (SLS).

Exo Hand

The exoskeletal hand has all the principal physiological degrees of freedom of its human counterpart. It thus supports the human hand’s diverse techniques for grasping and handling objects. By means of force feedback, the person feels what the robot is gripping.&nbsp;This means that the human sense of touch can also be made use of across large distances and can even be applied at the interface between the real and virtual worlds. The shape of the ExoHand is adapted to the user’s own hand and made of polyamide using selective laser sintering (SLS).

Discusses the background of the project and describes the specifications of the hand. Also talks about the team and partners associated with the project.



Exo Hand Brochure

Pneumatic actuators	

Production method	

Sensors	

Exoskeleton material	

Control

Piezo proportional valves(robotic hand)	

Piezo proportional valves (orthosis)	

An exoskeleton that can be worn like a glove and can also be used to operate an external robotic arm.

