lucidgloves- Firmware and 3D Print Files

This repo contains the arduino firmware as well as the STL files for Prototypes 3 through 4 of the LucidVR glove. This is a finger tracking glove that allows you to use your hands in VR. Follow along with Lucas_VRTech's developments on his Tiktok page: https://www.tiktok.com/@lucas_vrtech

Support

Join the LucidVR discord server for assistance: https://discord.gg/lucidvr

Firmware

Open the firmware files located in the firmware/lucidgloves-firmware folder. By default the firmware is configured for an arduino nano using serial. To configure the firmware, change the defines in the lucidgloves-firmware.ino file.

Configuration instructions are here: Configuration Instructions.

Tested boards:

* Arduino Nano
* ESP-WROOM-32

Supported Communication Methods:

* USB Serial
* Bluetooth Serial (On ESP32 boards)
* BLE (Soon, not up yet)

Hardware

STL files for 3D printing are located in the hardware folder. Prototype 4 models are currently experimental

The assembly for each hand is as follows:

For Prototypes 3 and 3.1 -

• Spool (5x)
• Tensioner (5x)
• Cover (5x)
• Holder (5x)
• GuideRing(Will need to be resized) OR GuideNode(3.1) (2+ per finger, 1+ for thumb)
• EndCap (1x per finger, will need to be resized to fit)

For Prototype 4 -

• HapticSpool (5x)
• Tensioner_GreenPot (5x) OR Tensioner_WLPot (5x)
• SpoolCover (5x)
• RigidMount (2x) (One for each hand, make sure to flip for other hand)
• WLPotSlideHolder OR WLPotElasticHolder OR GreenPotSlideHolder (5x)
• Quest2_MountSlider OR Vive3.0_MountSlider (2x)
• GuideRing (Proto 3) (Will need to be resized) OR GuideNode (Proto 3.1) (2+ per finger, 1+ for thumb)
• EndCap (Proto 3) (1x per finger, will need to be resized to fit)

Guide for printing parts: Printing guide

Required parts for each hand: Parts Lists
Optional:

• Joysticks for locomotion
  • will be making a DIY treadmill eventually as well for those who would prefer that
• Buttons (Most can be replaced with gestures) (One is required for autocalibration)

More information will be available on the LucidVR site very soon.

• Prototype 3/3.1 Building Tutorial
• Prototype 4 Tutorial to come out in the future

Driver

This project uses the open source OpenVR driver created by LucidVR and Danwillm: https://github.com/LucidVR/lucidgloves-openvr