since the fingers do not reach the lower part of the hand's palm, you could experiment to stick the sensor in that area and run the cables in the slot going to the wrist.
Richard,
I don't have any ideas on using the I/R detector. Not sure how that would look. You see something there but you don't know if you've captured it.
I did not like the sensors on the Inmoov sight but don't have a better idea.
It would be interesting if they had cheap load cells/strain gauges that could tie inline with the fish string.
That way, if you where tightening grip and load increased before you got to the end of servo travel you would know you have something. Unfortuneately you would need a cell for each finger and it would probably get expensive even if they had cells that small.
Aerius, That looks great! Thanks for the tips!
since the fingers do not reach the lower part of the hand's palm, you could experiment to stick the sensor in that area and run the cables in the slot going to the wrist.
Aerius, Interesting thought with the HDMI cable. Didn't know they had that many wires. What is that peice your connecting called. HDMI breakout board?
@ richard, i am still using the kapton tape supply with the printer.
@ checksumff, lets do it
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didn know you had an imoove and a 3d printer.
Female Field Termination Connector for HDMI Applications supply by L-com.com
http://www.l-com.com/audio-video-female-field-termination-connector-for-hdmi-applications
Richard, I don't have any ideas on using the I/R detector. Not sure how that would look. You see something there but you don't know if you've captured it.
I did not like the sensors on the Inmoov sight but don't have a better idea.
It would be interesting if they had cheap load cells/strain gauges that could tie inline with the fish string. That way, if you where tightening grip and load increased before you got to the end of servo travel you would know you have something. Unfortuneately you would need a cell for each finger and it would probably get expensive even if they had cells that small.
Thanks for the link Aerius.