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This has been tossed around as a theoretical for a long time, and it looks fantastic. Hopefully we can optimize this and move towards full biological integratio
by rpmisms 5y ago
This has been tossed around as a theoretical for a long time, and it looks fantastic. Hopefully we can optimize this and move towards full biological integration. Amputees shouldn't have to deal with clumsy prosthetics.
Edit: I am curious about what tech would be needed to bring this up to near par with a human arm.
- hrgiger 5y agoFirst come to my mind Cellink has 3D tissue printers. Some of their products also supports soft robotics . I think they are not alone in the market.