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  • Robotics
  • Pediatric Prosthetics

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  • Bilateral hand use is crucial for daily activities.
  • Pediatric prosthetic hands often lack the functionality of adult versions and may have poor fit.
  • Patient abandonment of prosthetics is common due to comfort and usability issues.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To design and develop a novel anthropomorphic prosthetic hand, HandBot-Kid, specifically for children aged 8-12.
  • To address the functional and fitting limitations of current pediatric prosthetic hands.
  • To optimize the design for manufacturing and assembly (DFMA) for reduced cost and production time.

Main Methods:

  • Designed HandBot-Kid with anthropomorphic features for children (16cm length, 7cm width, 3.6cm thickness, 328g weight).
  • Incorporated 15 degrees of freedom (DOF), with 3 DOF per finger.
  • Utilized 3D printing and aluminum machining, integrating DFMA principles.
  • Integrated a four-bar mechanism for finger flexion-extension and mechanical advantage.

Main Results:

  • The HandBot-Kid prototype achieved a mechanical advantage (MA) of 40.33% and a fingertip pressure force of 10.23 N.
  • Finger flexion-extension movement closely mimics human finger trajectory.
  • Taxonomical tests (Cutkosky, Kapandji) showed promising functional results compared to commercial pediatric prosthetics.

Conclusions:

  • HandBot-Kid offers a promising solution for pediatric upper limb prosthetics, addressing design and functionality gaps.
  • The anthropomorphic design and advanced mechanics enhance potential user acceptance and usability.
  • DFMA and 3D printing integration streamline production, potentially reducing costs for pediatric prosthetic devices.