University 3D Print Socket

CREATE Education Hub, Newcastle University use the Raise3D Pro 2 Plus to 3D Print sockets for research in nerve endings for robotic arms, as part of their Intelligent Sensing Laboratory.

By 3D Printing the research socket, the Intelligent Sensing team was able to:

• Print holes to place their electrodes in, instead of having to have them cut out by a technician.
• Have a wrist of varying length (shown in the black filament), which is useful for connecting different attachments of varying sizes and getting the perfect length for the volunteer.
• Easily connect their research hand by printing threaded holes at the wrist.