My Human Kit - DIY and Digital Fabrication for humans, both disabled or not.

My Human Kit présente !

Ma protection multifonction

Protection intégrale anti-postillons (Covid) et pluie pour fauteuil roulant électrique.

TrottiV3

Roue motorisée qui peut se fixer sur l'avant d'un fauteuil roulant manuel

Guide crayon

Support de préhension pour crayon afin de faciliter le dessin/écriture

Exofinger

Orthèse de pouce motorisée permettant la préhension d'un objet

Chauffe main

Mini chauffage d'appoint portatif 12 volt (compatible batterie fauteuil roulant)

Braille Rap SP

Embosseuse permettant de convertir un texte en braille

Appui-tête motorisé

Support motorisé pour pivoter la tête à l'aide d'un contacteur

Contacteur faible pression

Contrôleur/bouton ultra sensible à déplacement minime

Cé'Cible

Jeu de palet/cible pour personnes aveugles et/ou malvoyantes

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Dans l'agenda

14 June 2019 12:00 - 13:30
Cheque handover from the solidarity race at the Petite Lande middle school

We will be in Rezé, at the Petite Lande middle school, to receive a cheque from the donations of the solidarity race of March 30, 2019. The pupils managed to raise €19,470! Who said that kids were lazy? Many thanks and hats off to Michel Fréard, a technology teacher who…

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29 June 2019 14:30 - 17:00
Debate at Tokyo « From repaired to augmented man? »

The French Embassy, in Japan, is organising a debate at the University of Tokyo. The aim is to discuss the prospects offered by technologies for ‘repairing’ or even ‘augmenting’ humans by inviting speakers from various backgrounds (makers’ culture, anthropology, artificial intelligence and engineering). The debate will be followed by a…

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1 July 2019
Hackathon with the APAJH44 at Petite Lande middle school in Rezé

With the partnership of the Loire-Atlantique department, the Petite Lande middle school, in Rezé, organised a hackaton with a 20-strong team. The team was composed of members from My Human Kit and the APAJH44 association. The hackaton revolved around the three following subjects: The development and manufacturing of a cleaning…

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Sur le blog

Our volunteers: My Human Kit’s (small, non-bionic) hands

29 July 2020

From manual work to design, IT to handicraft, not to forget, of course, the main ingredient: a personal touch. They are between 12 and 73 years old and, while we can’t list all of them, it’s important for us through this article to introduce some of those who gave a…

The Humanlab - Rennes: Change in the way we will welcome customers and presentation of our summer program

29 June 2020

Hello everybody, Summer has arrived. The sun is shining, and the clouds are moving in the now cleared up sky. What’s that noise inside my head? The humming sound of bees! I hear the pleasures of life roaring with power…The Humanlab, our digital creation workshop, will follow Askoria this year…

The commons : essential ressources (especially with covid19)

27 April 2020

It is vital to share knowledge in times of crisis and it is a logical reaction for human beings to help each other when everything is going badly. This mindset is natural in communities working for the common goods and COVID-19 shows the extent to which collaborations allow the creation…

Spreading

My Human Kit wishes to demonstrate that the concept of humanlab, a workshop inspired by fablabs and crossing humans dimensions, pedagogical techniques to transform all people, disabled or not into inventors, “do it yourself” enthusiasts, providing technical assistance hand in hand.

Bringing together

My Human Kit wants to bring together people suffering from disabilities and solutions of their concern using collective intelligence, digital manufacturing tools (3D printers, laser cutting, programmable electronic cards), and documentation of legally replicable and usable solutions.

10000000

France alone has 10 million people with disabilities including deaf 5.2 million, 3 million with physical handicaps, 1.7 million of blind or visually impaired, and 700,000 people with mental disabilities.

10%

In the world, only 5 to 10% of hand amputees have access to prosthesis.

80%

80% of the amputees live in an under-developed country.

Sources : INSEE / Handicap International