A modular prosthetic platform that enables electronic devices designed for different activities of daily living to be connected and exchanged quickly.


This project develops a modular mechatronic platform for integrating interchangeable electronic prosthetic devices. The system includes a quick-swap coupling mechanism that combines a secure mechanical connection with an automatic electrical connection through contact pins. Its distributed master–slave architecture uses CAN communication: a main controller coordinates the system, while each device contains its own electronics for controlling sensors and actuators. Two demonstrator modules, a rotation device and a gripper, were developed to validate the concept. The proposed solution enables new devices to be added with minimal hardware and software modifications, providing a flexible and scalable foundation for future intelligent prosthetic systems.
  • Robótica
  • Master’s thesis by Meron Woldeselassie, developed at MediaLab as a continuation of the eSuperheroes project.
  • Quick-swap coupling system combining a secure mechanical connection with automatic electrical contact.
  • Master–slave architecture with CAN communication, validated through a rotation module and a gripper.
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