> A 6-DOF teleoperated robotic arm for precision soldering, driven through an AR control layer. Winner of Science Tech for Social Good at Hack the Coast.


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Science Tech for Social Good — Hack the Coast
A six-degree-of-freedom arm mirrors the operator's hand pose in real time, translating coarse human motion into the steady, sub-millimetre placement that soldering demands.
An augmented-reality overlay lets the operator see the work surface and target joints from the arm's perspective, closing the loop between intent and end-effector.
Purpose-built end effector holds the iron and feeds solder at a controlled rate, keeping a human in the loop while removing the hand tremor that ruins fine joints.
Designed so that people who can't hold a steady iron — through tremor, injury, or distance — can still do precision electronics work remotely.