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Aesthetic Passive Hand

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Jason Tothy

Created:

6/3/23

Submitted:

6/3/23

Published:

6/3/23

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3DPX-020272

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Description

Aesthetic Passive Hand

This device is a remix of the Kwawu Arm 2.0 (Socket Version). This version is the socket version intended for people with short forearm residual limbs.

The mechanical hand has been replaced with two types of aesthetic hands, ‘Realistic’ and ‘Resistant’ options.