Video wird geladen...
Video konnte nicht geladen werden
Last year in Science Robotics, researchers reported the development of Third Thumb—a robotic appendage that, when trialed by members of the general public, was a big hit. Learn more: #ScienceMagArchives
145,807 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr •via X (Twitter)
11 Kommentare

@SciRobotics Pretty much anyone in molecular biology lab can do all that without extra appendages.

Feeling FOMO about AI? You’re not alone. A new survey shows 59% of startups fear falling behind if they don’t embrace the latest tech trends. Learn more @delltech. #DellForStartups #ad

@SciRobotics This would fundamentally change guitar playing for the better. Like learning a new skill however, it must be introduced at an early age

@SciRobotics Honestly, there are really problems out there and a 6th finger isn’t one of them

@SciRobotics

@SciRobotics I can think of a MILLION ways to use this in daily life. Here's one. Any other ideas?

@SciRobotics I have 4 fingers due to DUPITRINS. HOW DO I GET ONE OF THESE?

@SciRobotics Finally, an upgrade for all those times I wished I had an extra hand for snacks while working.

@SciRobotics BioVFoundation is revolutionizing healthcare by advancing Life Sciences & Regenerative Medicine, driving gene therapy innovations and leveraging CRISPR technology to combat genetic disorders. #BioV #StemInnovation #GeneTherapy, #Regenerative_Medicine.@BioVFoundation

@SciRobotics Will spend billions on unnecessary things but won’t feed the poor

Wow. With 99% of participants mastering the device almost instantly, this innovation shows the potential for a future where technology seamlessly enhances human abilities. It’s not just about what we can create but who we can empower - an inspiring leap toward an accessible and augmented tomorrow!









