HelpingHands at UofG

GlasgowHelpingHand is a volunteer-run affordable smart prosthetic club. We are based in School of En Staff can involve in mentoring students.

Helping Hands Club is a new multidisciplinary initiative to unite students of different discipline to work towards realizing affordable smart prostheses by applying the skills which they are learning as a part of their university curriculum. Helping Hands Club aims to make customizable smart prostheses by integrating electronic sensors in it, making smart prostheses affordable to disable people. B

24/02/2019

Bionic Hands Let Amputees Feel and Grip Prosthetic hands give users sensory feedback so they can feel and grip objects accurately

23/01/2019

We apologise for the late notice but tonight's training session is postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. We will let you know ASAP when the new date will be. Sorry again and see you soon!

22/01/2019

Unfortunately, we have had to postpone tommorrow’s Workshop. Apologies for the short notice and any inconvenience caused. Please keep an eye on the page for updates on future dates and times.

07/12/2018

Thanks to Dr. Clara for the amazing Workshop. The workshop focused on the bones and joints of the human hand. We are excited about the upcoming events.

07/12/2018

Thanks to Dr. Clara for the amazing Workshop. The workshop focused on the bones and joints of the human hand. We are excited about the upcoming events.

21/11/2018

Places are going fast for our upcoming teaching workshops!! To make sure you reserve your place email us via [email protected]

Please indicate in your email which sessions you wish to attend. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Head to the event page for more detailed information.

Five Scottish specialists leading the way in 3D printing right now

27/06/2018

GlasgowHelpingHand among five Scottish specialists leading the way in 3D printing. InsiderReport

Five Scottish specialists leading the way in 3D printing right now Formula 1, the NHS and BBC amongst clients of Scottish specialists

26/03/2018

Last year this time, graphene based energy autonomous e-skin work from University of Glasgow - BEST group got featured in major news media and magazine outlets including The Times, BBC, Forbes, IEEE Spectrum, reuters and many. Such e-skin could find application in prosthesis. More updates of this are in progress.