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  1. AlphaAtlas

    PC Gamer Gets a Prosthetic Arm From Deus Ex

    According to the first episode Red Bull's PRISM series, Daniel Melville 3D printed a prosthetic arm modeled after Adam Jensen's bionic limb from the Dues Ex series. Melville was reportedly inspired by Jensen, saying "He had these cool augmented arms and he was a badass, and I thought 'I'd like...
  2. cageymaru

    Digitails Are the App-Controlled Animatronic Prosthetic Tails You've Dreamed About

    Ever wanted to know how it feels to have an animatronic tail on your tail? Do you have a fascination and desire to cosplay as the character Tails from the SEGA video game Sonic the Hedgehog? Well get ready to get your rear into gear as the Digitail Kickstarter is now live! A Digitail is an...
    • cageymaru
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    • Forum: HardForum Tech News
  3. cageymaru

    Spray-On Electronic Skin Will Allow Robots to Differentiate Strain and Pressure

    South Korean researchers from the KAIST Research University have developed e-skin that allows a robot to differentiate strain and pressure like human skin can. The spray-on coating allows for wearable electronics to be added to surfaces such as on a prosthetic device due to properties that...
  4. R

    Hackers Create Prosthetic Nerf Gun

    Have you ever wanted to have a Nerf battle with your friends but you were missing a hand? Well the collective at Hackerloop has solved that problem. In a report from TechCrunch, the group used a Nerf Swarmfire, along with some 3d printing, a microcontroller, and some electrodes to create a Nerf...
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