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The GTUB project developed a toolkit for upper extremity prosthetics that aims to standardize expertise, ensure reproducibility, and make design accessible to all occupational therapists. The toolkit is intended to start with simple pieces that are easy for therapists to use and adapt to patient needs. It has been published online through sites like Thingiverse and Instructables to allow broader access. Case studies demonstrate prosthetic adaptations like a knife and mouse. The project brings together partners from UGent, Howest, occupational therapists, designers, and patients in cocreation.
4 gtub
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- 2. GTUB Ghent Toolkit Upperextremity Prosthesis
- 3. Aim GTUB • Secureexpertise • Reproducibility • All occupational therapist (in the field) • Digitalisation Chris Rabaey
- 4. Partners GTUB • Prototypingwith clients • Several individual adaptations Matthias Van De Walle Occupational therapist/ Designer Robbe Terryn Designer • Developing a unique tool • Proces management • Accesibility data Indy Lonnoy Occupational therapist
- 5. Developing toolkit • Startwith small piece • Easy to use bij therapists • Easy to adapt to patient needs
- 6. Developing toolkit • Startwith small piece • Easy to use bij therapists • Easy to adapt to patient needs
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- 14. GTUB Result • Accessfor other therapists – Files published on web • Thingiverse http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1499148 • Instructables http://www.instructables.com/id/Prototyping-Toolkit-for- Low-Tech-Extensions-of-a-P/
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- 16. Case study mouseadaptation
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- 19. Cocreation UZ Gent Lode Sabbe ChrisRabaey Danny Van de Velde Ugent Robbe Terryn Francesca Ostuzzi Yannick Christiaens Howest Matthias Van de Walle Indy Lonnoy Anne Dejager Lieven De Couvreur Patients