3D printed Bionic Hand a little IOT and a Xamarin Mobile App

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Builds a working 3D‑printed articulated prosthetic for 15‑year‑old Kayden that replaces NHS hooks, cutting cost to about £430 total cost by using Prusa printers, PLA and flexible filament, molded rubber palms, four Actuonix motors, Adafruit Feather M0 + motor shield, FSR and MyoWare-like sensors, and a USB power bank. A Xamarin mobile app communicates over Bluetooth LE control to select a five‑grip sequence; demos work and code + STLs remain open source, with Meadow F7/.NET migration planned.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 3:47NHS PROVISION
3. 23:29CONTROL
4. 32:25DRAWBACKS.

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