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'''= " | '''= "an open-source initiative for the development of affordable, light-weight, modular, adaptive robot hands and prosthetic devices, that can be easily reproduced using off-the-shelf materials".''' | ||
URL = http://www.abilitymate.com/ | URL = http://www.abilitymate.com/ [https://openbionics.org/ OpenΒionics] | ||
"We believe every person with a disability should have access to the assistive devices they need." | "We believe every person with a disability should have access to the assistive devices they need: Our robot hands cost less than 100$ and weigh less than 200 gr while our new anthropomorphic prosthetic hands cost less than 200$ and weigh less than 300 gr." | ||
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"AbilityMate is a unique collaborative project based in Sydney which is focused on life-changing, 3D printed posture & mobility equipment for children with disabilities." | |||
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[[Category:P2P Solidarity]] | [[Category:P2P Solidarity]] | ||
[[Category:Manufacturing]] | [[Category:Manufacturing]] | ||
[[Category:Platform Cooperatives]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:27, 7 August 2017
= "an open-source initiative for the development of affordable, light-weight, modular, adaptive robot hands and prosthetic devices, that can be easily reproduced using off-the-shelf materials".
URL = http://www.abilitymate.com/ OpenΒionics
"We believe every person with a disability should have access to the assistive devices they need: Our robot hands cost less than 100$ and weigh less than 200 gr while our new anthropomorphic prosthetic hands cost less than 200$ and weigh less than 300 gr."
Description
"AbilityMate is a unique collaborative project based in Sydney which is focused on life-changing, 3D printed posture & mobility equipment for children with disabilities."