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The Open Prosthetics Project is making giant leaps
The Open Prosthetics project is making giant leaps: the current list of projects under development is pretty terrific:
- Amputee Preference Census
- Open Arms
- Open Myoelectric Platforms
- Open Standards
- RFID Object Identification for Control Information
- The OPP “T-Hook,” an Updated Trautman-Style Hook
- Vector Prehensor
- Updating the APRL Hook
- New Split Hook
- Improved Body Powered Harness
- LEGO Hand
- Pimp My Arm
- Upper Extremity Prosthetic Patent Database
- Prosthetic User Repair Kit
- Appropriate Technology Prosthetic Solutions
- Open Source CAD Program
- Cuban Prosthetic Cultural Exchange
- Tools for Collaboration on Open Design
- Mod Squad
- Swimming Prosthesis
- D.I.Y. Below Knee Leg Prosthesis
- Lego Team Makes Prosthetic Swimming Arm
The Open Prosthetics Project is producing useful innovations in the field of prosthetics and freely sharing the designs. This project is an open source collaboration between users, designers and funders with the goal of making our creations available for anyone to use and build upon. Our hope is to use this and our complementary sites to create a core group of “lead users,” and to speed up and amplify the impact of their innovations in the industry.
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