I Tested a Mind-Controlled Prosthetic Arm and Was Blown Away

[@user-bp8yg3ko1r]

Very impressive accessibility tech, great coverage!

[@kosteaproduction]

Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

[@Aragorn7884]

😉😏

[@IVCCXS]

He could do the Robot? 🕺

[@Aragorn7884]

@@IVCCXS yeah...no.

[@makheibelk7383]

Naw, he can’t beat it with a robot hand 💀

[@mikecoshan3752]

If it suddenly gripped too hard it would ruin your whole day 🤭

[@willcookmakeup]

This is so cool!

[@urbanstrencan]

This is tech we need to invest more in to❤❤

[@bedar89]

Boston dynamics should take a look at this

[@CMD4WP]

This is so beautiful and inspiring Thank you.

[@nemonomen3340]

0:17 Unless this thing came out many years ago, it's not the first prosthetic with individual finger control.

[@smittyvanjagermanjenson182]

These types of input readings will be consumer accessible when smart glasses take off. It's highly likely they can just build it into a smart watch. So you can get feedback when physically interfacing with Virtual displays.

[@kagakudoragon]

Magnificent! The realm of Prosthetics Companies all competing and striving for innovation will surely bring about a more inclusive and integrated world for amputees

[@tedhuntington7692]

pretty amazing that no d2bw rnraw or any kind of direct interface to the nerve cells is needed to control the arms various motors

[@CalibrationMarketing]

That's great tech, I just wonder what the go to market plan truly is. The reality is that there is NO way that there are over 10K people ready to buy this $20K arm. Zero chance. I think what they are doing is noble and will do a lot of good for the industry, but some of the details from the greater industry and how everything works together - insurance, the prosthetist, after sales support, etc - isn't really being addressed.

[@10191927]

$25K for the average prosthetic arm is crazy, although I’d definitely go for one of these models if I ever needed an arm.

[@shaider1982]

The reporter seems to be the CNET's designated powered exoskeleton/prostehtics tester👍

[@macberry4048]

All my questions are smartphone questions. How well does it handle water and dust intrusion? Does it charge with usb type c? How long does a charge last and how long does it take to charge? Lastly, does it fast charge?

[@nathanrobat7310]

One step closer to "I,robot"

[@godsfav7551]

hopefully it comes to market in 20 more years 😢😢

[@callmeniac]

Where do the square goes?

[@maxdoble61]

Wonder if synthetic muscle will ever feature in this tech

[@joependleton6293]

Gettin the hands \\\\/ to \//// articulate movement* There seems to be more models evolving! 😊❤

[@kinex_studio3844]

Now i see why elon is trying to develop neural link,it will literally just leap the whole prosthetic tech forward with instant feedback and also why doesn't it has a procedural animation AI control system

[@niranjanbanda]

There's nothing "in the description below"

[@LexySavvides]

Good catch! Link is there now 😊

[@saturdaysequalsyouth]

Get ready for the Humachine age

[@valentinamaini8738]

In certi posti andrebbe benissimo così finiamo tutti de lavorare e anche in TV

[@davidcbeaudoin]

It makes sense that the nerves are still there, just disconnected, but it's still wild to think that the technology can read those signals and translate them to movement. So cool!

[@rosariodagosto6484]

So. Cool. I. Hope. Its. American. Tech. 😊😊

[@DominicGo]

now this is the future i want, but instead we get ai slop and glorified chatbots

[@wolfimator]

It😊 is so so so so sooooo slow

[@IrisFields-e7o]

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[@user-tl7cb5jx3z]

ว้าว❤❤❤🎉

[@greatsol2444]

$25,000 is a bit steep to be calling yourself “doing the world a favor”.

[@mikesilva3868]

😊😊😊😊cool