[Purdue CNIT 581-ATR / Fall 2016] Temperature Sensor for Prosthetic Hands Proposal
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This document is a project proposal for developing a temperature sensing system for prosthetic hands using thin film temperature sensors. The system would change the color of a light on the prosthetic hand based on the temperature of an object being grabbed. This would allow users to determine how hot or cold an object is. The proposal outlines the motivation, objectives, related work, approach, plan, and equipment list for the project.
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