How to easily use your keyboard

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Description

I know nobody who not have full use of his hands or fingers, so I try during a day to use my hand like a person who has a  handicaps. During this day I realized that it was dificult to use my computer keyboard, so I decide to create an artificial finger that allows to use any buttons. I start by making drawings of my project, then I model the artificial finger on the software: Cinema 4D. This software is not easy to use, I spend a lot of time designing the design of the artificial finger. I also do a lot of prototypes before finding the right form. This artificial finger is comfortable and simple to use. 

I created four artificial fingers size, so there are four stl file. These four fingers are easy to print, I have a bad 3d printer but I've even got good results printing.

I'm 15 and I speak French, I don't speak English very well, so there's probably a lot of mistakes in the text that I wrote.

Design Files

File Size

mini.stl
6.56 MB
big.stl
6.57 MB
small.stl
6.59 MB
medium.stl
6.57 MB

Comments

I AM EYE3D
Sup Johlink > Don't worry about your mistakes or grammar, you are doing a great job in creating things that help human beings with disabilities have a better experience by using a very simple but genius solution. It is amazing that you are 15 years young and are already using Cinema4D in a great way. Eye started using Cinema4D about 3 years ago and eye am 43 years young. keep up the great work and continue doing what you do without worrying about the spelling... you are a genius so stop worrying about things like spelling because it is not significant at all. great job at putting all of your images together and video clip presentation of how it works. ...recently i had a broken thumb and was unable to grab anything at all not even a glass of water. maybe a thumb that would be activated by one of the other finger would be cool too if you want more inspiration . anyway please check out my 3D art with cinema4d http://iameye3d.wixsite.com/eye3d
Reply9 years ago
robin55
My brother in law has ALS and his hands are forced into fists. This works for him for remote control keys and laptop keys. I printed one as is and a second one with a smaller end for small remote keys. Good job, man!
Reply6 years ago
NoahFriendo
Cool idea!
Reply6 years ago
Frank Rhynard
could this work for people with arthritus
Reply5 years ago
leondante
This is a really heart-warming amazing idea, really cool one. I suggest trying a different part intended to be printed with TPU rubber and rounded to snap at the fingertip, that could me really better when pushing buttons. Some kind like the usual cheap touch screen pens sold everywhere but improved for finger uses.
Reply5 years ago
Frank Rhynard
would this work for people with arthritus
Reply5 years ago
Reply5 years ago
Frank Rhynard
respond to me
Reply5 years ago
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Reply11 months ago
Ghulam Hyder Ghaloo
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Reply7 months ago
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