Ergonomic Aids via 3D Printing

Authors

  • Karan Nalugade
  • Srinivas Malvadkar
  • Omkar Lagad
  • Mahesh Thorve
  • Pankaj Gaigole
  • Pramod Kale

Keywords:

Cryptography, Deep learning, Drug discovery, Future of AI, Hybrid systems, Problem-solving, Quantum computing, Quantum-enhanced AI

Abstract

This project focuses on developing 3D-printed assistive devices for individuals with disabilities to enhance their ability to perform daily tasks. The primary objective is to design ergonomic supports that assist users in holding and using everyday items such as eating utensils, paper cups, and pens. The multi-functional support structure is tailored to fit the hand's shape, allowing the attachment of various forks and spoons. An additional support system enables the secure holding of paper cups of different sizes. Furthermore, a specialized pen holder facilitates writing without direct finger movement, assisting users with articulation difficulties. These customizable, cost- effective and user-friendly solutions aim to improve the independence and quality of life for people with motor impairments through the practical application of 3D printing technology.

Published

2025-09-08

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Articles