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Hip Device
Hip Device Build Guide
Fabrication For Hip Device
3D Printing
Machined Aluminum and CF
Making Your Own Insoles
3D Printed Motor Mounts
Mechanical Assembly For Hip Device
Preparing the Hip Belt
Mounting the Battery & PCB Casing
Assembling the Machined Components
Assembling the Thigh Cuffs
Electrical Assembly For Hip Device
Assembling the CAN Wire
Power Wires
Configuring the Motors
FSRs
Making the Connections
Assembling the PCB Cover
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Elbow Device
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Maxon Motor PCB
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Configure Maxon Driver Boards
Integrating New Sensors
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Adding Elements
New BLE Message
New Board (PCB)
New CAN motor
New Controller
New Error Case
New Config Item
New Joint
New Microcontroller
New Motor Type
New Sensor
New UART Message
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Proportional Joint Movement Controller
Terrain Responsive Exoskeleton Controller (TREC)
Zhang Collins Controller
SPV2
PJMC_Plus
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Franks Collins Hip Controller
Proportional Hip Moment Controller
Spline Controller
Elbow Controller
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4. Assembling the Machined Components