Modular Beast (Cyborg Beast derivative with support for modules)

thingiverse

We're proud to introduce our rendition of Frankie Flood's customized Cyborg Beast designed specifically for the e-NABLE community by Alex Hamm and Sam Sellner during our one month summer research stint at UW Milwaukee. This innovative model streamlines the process of connecting and disengaging attachments, effectively serving a broader spectrum of needs. Built into this model are two detachable components: a conventional Cyborg Beast palm (Palm.stl) and an attachment for biking enthusiasts (Claw.stl). Simply download the fingers and flanges from Frankie Flood's Cyborg Beast at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:308124 to get started. For assistance, explore our online platforms, where you can connect with individuals experienced in sizing, printing, and assembling mechanical hands. Connecting With e-NABLE: * To collaborate with like-minded individuals on designing prosthetics that truly fit their clients' needs, join the e-NABLE Google+ Community: https://plus.google.com/communities/102497715636887179986 Additional Resources: * Learn more about our endeavors at enablingthefuture.org and connect with others who are driven to help people in need at facebook.com/enableorganization. Assembly Instructions Before starting, print the files with support: Gauntlet.stl, Mid-Gauntlet.stl, Claw.stl, and Palm.stl. To initiate assembly, you'll need the fingers and flanges from Frankie Flood's Cyborg Beast (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:308124). The Tensioner-Block.stl component might require slight filing to perfectly align it within Gauntlet.stl. The model components are designed for precise collaboration – so feel free to share with anyone interested in your community project!