Build the Robot
This section walks you through how to physically build PrintExo — from parts sourcing to 3D printing and final assembly.
PrintExo is designed to be: - FDM-printable using consumer desktop 3D printers, - off-the-shelf friendly with standard, easily sourced hardware, - shoe-agnostic, requiring no permanent modification to footwear.
Build pipeline
- Bill of Materials (BOM) – what to buy
- 3D Printing Guide – what to print and recommended settings
- Assembly Guide & Shoelace Fixation Guide – step-by-step build and fitting
Start here
Note: PrintExo consists of an actuation unit, a shank structure, and a lace-anchored shoe interface.
Detailed design and implementation instructions are provided in the pages above.