Anyone 3D printed their own dexterous hand? How's the tendon routing holding up?
Re: Anyone 3D printed their own dexterous hand? How's the tendon routing holding up?
+1 to this. Worth adding:
UC Berkeley's Berkeley Humanoid Lite is a genuinely open-source, roughly $5,000, 3D-printable humanoid - structural parts print on a standard desktop printer (around a 200x200x200mm build volume), with CAD files, parts lists, assembly instructions, and control code all published for hobbyists to replicate.
Ex-automotive, now full-time robots.