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This is amazing. There is no direct connection to his brain, so he may not b controlling the arms by just 'thinking'. It looks like almost using smaller muscle

This is amazing. There is no direct connection to his brain, so he may not b controlling the arms by just 'thinking'. It looks like almost using smaller muscles to control the arms, but using the nerve connections themselves. Also, he controls one pivot per action - so he moves the shoulder, then the forearm, then the hand, then the fingers with rests between each step.

HackinOut 12y ago
This is the one thing I didn't get: if it's mapped to nerves why can't he do two pivots at a time? Is it a limitation of the robotics?
- bpicolo 12y ago
  It's mapped to the base of nerves. He doesn't have the entire nervous network that an arm usually has.