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Mini Bento Robotic Arm
A small-scale, open-source robotic arm designed to support education, rehabilitation research, and rapid prototyping.
Team: MedTech Society Project Team
About the Project
The Mini Bento is a small-scale, open-source robotic arm designed to support education, rehabilitation research, and rapid prototyping. This project is open to all students - no experience required!
What You’ll Learn
Working on the Mini Bento project, you can explore:
- Servo-based actuation and joint control
- Arduino-compatible firmware and software development
- 3D-printed mechanical structures
- Human-machine interface design
Project Sessions
At our sessions, you’ll:
- Assemble 3D-printed Mini Bentos
- Experiment with upgrades and modifications
- Collaborate with other students
- Work towards making the system clinically useful
Goals
Our aim is to make the system clinically useful and enable future medical research projects in rehabilitation and prosthetics.
Join Us
This project is:
- Open to all degrees
- No experience required
- Great for developing hard skills relevant to MedTech
Develop hands-on engineering skills while contributing to meaningful healthcare technology!