According to media reports, the Chinese company Dexta has developed a new mechanical exoskeleton, Dexmo, in the hope of a more complete restoration of the virtual world. Dexmo captures hand movements and lets users truly experience the experience in a digital environment. Dexta's robotics research team said: "In addition to controlling the robot's hand movements, Dexmo also provides the wearer with a full range of feedback experience." In addition, the team also demonstrated other features of Dexmo. The team also stated that Dexmo can act as a remote control. For example, remote control of home smart devices, in addition to providing lighting, gesture music control and so on. Currently on the crowdfunding website Kickstarte, users only need $65 (about 398 yuan) to have the Dexmo classic version, and the price after the crowdfunding event is restored to 75 dollars (about 459 yuan). The Dexmo F2, which supports power feedback, is priced at $179 (approximately RMB 1095).
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The Dexmo mechanical exoskeleton is currently on the crowdfunding site Kickstarter, hoping to raise enough funds to make the next move. From the appearance point of view, Dexmo is a bit strange, and there is a feeling of technical torture. Dexmo uses a mechanical motion capture scheme to create the shape of the exoskeleton of the hand. The bending motion of the hand is mapped onto the rotation sensor through a set of links, and the position and posture of the hand are calculated to capture the movement of the hand. Its recognition accuracy can even be refined to the point where the thumb is slightly curved.
New mechanical exoskeleton: a more complete restoration of the virtual world