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	HACKberry Basic Data Category: 3D printer URL (first publication): http://exiii-hackberry.com/ License: Project status: Technical documentation Maturity of the project: no no no Other Assembly instructions are editable: Bill of materials is editable: Design files are in original format: No Free redistribution is allowed licence: No Project management Open-o-meter: 0 Product category: Business & Industrial Contains original non-electronic hardware: Contains original electronic hardware: Contains original software:

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Hackberries, which are a species of trees included in the elm family, grow many branches. Our goal is to develop an artificial arm that would become the platform upon which developers and artificial arm users from all over the world are able to build as they wish. The name represents our vision to “hack” at problems, grow branches of joy that reach out to users and enable their ideas and efforts to bear fruit ( “berries” ).

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-|desc=<div><div>We will release the design data of HACKberry, our latest 3D-printed bionic hand, as open source for the purpose of speeding up the development through participation of cooperators from all over the world. In addition, we hope that cooperators will deliver this artificial arm to those we cannot reach ourselves due to distance and other constraints.</div><br/><div>Hackberries, which are a species of trees included in the elm family, grow many branches. Our goal is to develop an artificial arm that would become the platform upon which developers and artificial arm users from all over the world are able to build as they wish. The name represents our vision to “hack” at problems, grow branches of joy that reach out to users and enable their ideas and efforts to bear fruit ( “berries” ).</div><br/><div><div>Trial Use</div><br/><div>HACKberry will be a practical model for daily use. Through the trial use of HACKberry in the users everyday lives, we aim to discover new problems and issues for further improvement. The movie shows current functions of HACKberry (April. 2015). <b>*The core technology of sensor is provided from Masahiro Yoshikawa, associate professor of Osaka Institute of Technology.</b></div></div><br/><div>Terms of use</div></div>
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+|desc=Hackberries, which are a species of trees included in the elm family, grow many branches. Our goal is to develop an artificial arm that would become the platform upon which developers and artificial arm users from all over the world are able to build as they wish. The name represents our vision to “hack” at problems, grow branches of joy that reach out to users and enable their ideas and efforts to bear fruit ( “berries” ).<div></div>
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