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Mechatronic Hands Prosthetic And Robotic Design 1st Edition Chappell

Name: Mechatronic Hands Prosthetic And Robotic Design 1st Edition Chappell
SKU: BELL-6838292
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: The Institution of Engineering and Technology

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.83 MB

Pages: 192

Author: Chappell, Paul Hammond

ISBN: 9781523103195, 9781785611544, 9781785611551, 1523103191, 1785611542, 1785611550

Language: English

Year: 2016

Edition: 1

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Mechatronic Hands Prosthetic And Robotic Design 1st Edition Chappell by Chappell, Paul Hammond 9781523103195, 9781785611544, 9781785611551, 1523103191, 1785611542, 1785611550 instant download after payment.

This book describes the technical design characteristics of the main components that go into forming an artificial hand, whether it is a simple design that does not have a natural appearance or a more complicated design where there are multiple movements of the fingers and thumb. Mechanical components form the structure of any hand while there are some lesser known ideas that need to be explored such as how to process a slip signal.
Topics covered include: the design of artificial hands for people, who, congenitally or through trauma, only have one or no natural hands; technical design characteristics of the main components that go into forming an artificial hand; mechanisms; sensors; robot hand control; hand assessment