cyborg hand ver 0.1
Description
Hi there this is my first version of cyborg hand
the reason i designed this board is to help hand disabled people , while on internet you can find EMG modules this board is fully integrated with multiple sensors in small size , that can attach temp sensor to know the objects temp, also it has a vibration output that warning the person who wear it instead of using buzzer ,
On fingers i just attached 4 proximity sensors that can be useful for giving feedback to the user that every finger is gust gripping the object well
Due to the different signals between every person i intended to make an integrated setup that can calibrate the hand input signals and save it in the eeprom
Specifications
-main controller atmega328p-tqfp compatible with arduino
-temperature sensor lm35dz that attached to thumb finger
- the muscle sensor using AD8221 to carry out the muscle differential voltage and send this signals to the microcontroller , through TL48pw which working as 4 stage amplifier .
- The circuit is monitoring the battery voltage and current using ADS1115 A/D converter which sensing each battery voltage and report it to the mcu via I2C protocol
- The output data needed by user can be monitored via I2C screen
- Input data and setup can be configured only via serial, Bluetooth, or via preconfigured IR remote control.
- The board has built-in usb to serial converter using WCH340g chip
-there is real time clock on the board using I2C protocol as well
-ir sensors are connected via analog in to the mcu
- The movement output can be achieved only using servo motors
- There is IR transmitter built-in that can store and clone a lot of remote controls in one device
-memory slot to store the whole user data and usage patterns
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cyborg hand ver 0.1
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- Engineer May 07,2020
- ATMakers Dec 15,2018
- Eslam eldeknawy Sep 22,2018
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