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Demo glove for our stretchable conductor: five printed finger traces, a wrist module with an Arduino Nano 33 BLE, a 500 mAh LiPo and a 0.96 inch OLED that shows each finger bending. For a conference booth.
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For research labs
Application demos and experiment setups for your lab.
Tell us what your material does and what you want to show or measure. We design it, make the parts, and send them with step-by-step assembly instructions and the source code that runs it.
Send a requestWe reply with questions and a quote.
Join the waitlistEarly access to the self-serve tool.
We deliver
Understanding the request
- Shows the lab's stretchable conductor at work
- Five finger traces read at the wrist
- Put on and taken off all day at a booth
- Built around the board, battery and screen the lab has
Concept image for your approval
Approved
Standards, parts and process
Standards and rules
- US lab demo: the LiPo charges through its own charger board
- Soft traces clamped to rigid pads with strain relief
Parts
- Arduino Nano 33 BLE · 45 × 18 mm
- 500 mAh LiPo · about 35 × 30 × 5 mm
- 0.96" OLED · 27 × 27 mm
- Five TPU-film traces, one per finger
Process
Printed wrist module, strap and clamp, with an assembly guide and the code
3D model
Render, drawings and assembly guide
- 3D files · STEP
- Made parts
- Assembly guide · MP4, PDF
- Source code
FilesSTEP · IGES · DXF · PDF · XLSX
DrawingsANSI or ISO
ProcessesInjection moulding · Sheet metal · Extrusion · CNC machining · 3D printing
Send what it must show, get a kit you can build.
Write to us the way you would brief a lab engineer. We send back parts you can assemble and code you can run.
You send
- TXT
What your material or method does: properties, sample sizes, conditions
- TXT
What you want to show, or what you want to measure
- URL
The motors, sensors and boards you already have; we design around them
- JPG PDF
Photos or drawings of your current setup
We design, check and document
You get
- STEP PDF
3D files and drawings
- PART
The made parts, printed or machined
- MP4 PDF
Step-by-step assembly instructions with every part numbered, and a wiring diagram
- CODE
The source code that runs it, with notes on the settings
- XLSX
A list of the off-the-shelf parts, with links
What we build
Application demo
A working object that shows your material in use: a glove, a patch, a wearable sensor.
Experiment setup
Fixtures, mounts and actuators, with the controller and the code to run your experiment.
Your designs stay yours
- We sign your NDA before you send files.
- Your files are used only for your project. We keep geometry only with your written consent.
- Everything we deliver is yours once paid.
Anamor · Anamor Inc. · 8 The Green, Ste R, Dover, DE 19901, USA
Frequently asked questions
Do you write the code?
Yes. You get the source code that runs the setup, with notes on how to change the settings.
How do we put it together?
Step-by-step instructions with every part numbered, and a wiring diagram.
Can you use the parts we already have?
Yes. Send the part numbers or datasheets and we design around them.
Will you keep our unpublished work confidential?
Yes. We sign your NDA before you send files. Your files are used only for your project, and we keep geometry only with your written consent.
What do I need to send?
A description in plain words: what the product does and where it is used. Add the parts that go inside, with links, and any sketches, photos or drawings you have.
Can you check a design we already have?
Yes. We run the fit, clearance, access and process rules on your STEP files and send the report with a list of fixes. No redesign unless you ask for one.
Can you work from old drawings, scans or parts?
Yes. We model from a 2D drawing, turn a scan or STL into editable CAD, or rebuild an old part. It passes when it matches the source within the stated tolerance.
Which file formats and drawing standards do you use?
STEP and IGES, which open in SolidWorks, Creo, NX, Inventor and Fusion; drawings as PDF and DXF. US projects get ANSI sheets with inches alongside millimetres; others get ISO sheets.
Which processes do you design for?
Injection moulding, 3D printing, CNC machining, sheet metal and extrusion. Each part is checked against the rules of the process that will make it.
How is a project priced?
Every project is quoted after we read the request. The questions and the quote are free.
Who reviews the work?
An engineer reviews every package before it reaches you. A change to what you approved is confirmed by a person.
What is the printed prototype for?
To check fit with your real boards and parts before tooling. For sheet-metal and extruded designs it is a printed stand-in of the same shape.
Can we use the tool ourselves?
Not yet. Join the waitlist for early access; until then we run it for you.
Send the request in your own words.
We reply with what we understood, the questions that change the design, and a quote.