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Design evolution and pilot study for a kirigami-inspired flexible and soft anthropomorphic robotic hand

Yun Hol Chan, Zion Tsz Ho Tse, Hongliang Ren

Year
2017
Citations
11

Abstract

Kirigami-inspired hand exoskeletal system for rehabilitation has not been fully utilized in the field of biomedical engineering. This paper aims to validate that kirigami-inspired hand exoskeletal system can be a potential in rehabilitation process for stroke patients. A prototype was create to validate this problem and experiments were conducted and analysed. The results of the experiment has shown that the origami/kirigami-inspired hand exoskeletal system has the potential to be used in rehabilitation process through limited clenching and also have potentials in utilizing this design in other fields of application.

Keywords

Process (computing)RehabilitationComputer scienceSoft roboticsArtificial intelligenceEngineeringHuman–computer interactionSimulationRobotMedicine

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