- Get a 3D printer and learn how to use CAD software (will do some test prints and stuff to make sure I know what I'm doing).
- Make a rudimentary 3D model of my hand in CAD (or Blender, depending on whatever is easier), and then get some actual dimensions, proportions and ratios for my hand to gauge what a proper bionic hand should be sized at.
- Purchase some motors that can work with an Arduino microprocessor, something that can actuate accordingly to simulate hand movement.
- Print out the components required to make my hand operational.
- Assemble it, complete the wiring and run some basic tests and debugging on my code.
- Hopefully that should be nice and complete.
This is the first step in achieving my dreams, so hopefully it should take this whole year to accomplish this, and then eventually it's on to improving the hand, and hopefully acquiring a bigger funding pool to pursue this project to make both better hands, but one that can replicate human movement precisely with Myo-electric stimulus.
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