During a week-long expertise project, we explored the potential of a Grasshopper script that generates structures procedurally through nodes. Inspired by its versatility and efficiency, we aimed to leverage this script as a base for product development, focusing on creating functional, adaptive designs.

Our initial challenge was to design a prosthetic hand that is affordable, simple to construct, and easily modifiable for individuals with disabilities. By harnessing the node-based design system, we developed a practical solution that emphasizes accessibility and customization. Building on this foundation, we pushed the boundaries of our concept to explore body enhancement possibilities. As a final product, we designed an additional hand that can seamlessly attach to a person's arm, showcasing how procedural design can inspire innovation and open new possibilities for adaptive technology.