Project Grip - Parametric Data Glove

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DIY Cyborg Data Gloves Project Grip is a minimalist data glove designed to control wearable computers. Its ring-like configuration exposes the fingers and palm, and its low friction maximizes maneuverability. Requires Flexpoint polyimide-coated sensors. Will not work with Spectra flex sensors. Unlike conventional data gloves, your Project Grip is intended for everyday wear. It measures a single joint per finger, which is unsuitable for full-immersion VR but more than enough to control a Google Glass, Moverio, Raspberry Pi, or other HUD computer. The low profile and minimal friction make your Project Grip comfortable enough to wear all day. If you break a ring, simply print another. What you get This model includes four sets of finger sensor carrier rings, one for each finger. The rings are worn on the first and second joint and hold a polyimide-coated Flexpoint flex sensor with its factory-installed socket. You must use a polyimide Flexpoint sensor. The rough 3D-printed surface will scrape Spectra flex sensors, polyester-coated sensors, and uncoated sensors to destruction. Measuring the sensors You are expected to design and build your own wearable device to measure and act on the sensors. The Flexpoint sensors are exceptionally repeatable and can be read with a simple resistor divider and modern ADC. No thumb? The thumb was intentionally excluded. Wearing this sensor on the thumb would cover the thumb tip and unnecessarily restrict manual dexterity. FAQ There are too many…