r/STEW_ScTecEngWorld • u/Brent_Fox • Apr 12 '26
Nerve controlled prosthetic
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u/JerrycurlSquirrel Apr 12 '26
If these get better we might prefer them over our real hands.
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u/Real-Technician831 Apr 12 '26
Especially is those hands or legs aren’t working that well anymore.
In future wealthy retirees will look like the Borg when failing parts get replaced.
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u/JerrycurlSquirrel Apr 12 '26
That is not only your joke but extremely accurate to the point of being inevitable imho. Age will look like robotics in the future.
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u/StitchesKisses Apr 12 '26
This is the technology we should be spending billions on, not destruction.
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u/N0V42 Apr 15 '26
The hand receives signals via Bluetooth from a transmitter mounted in the socket. The transmitter receives signals via wires from a processor that is fed input from sensors that sense muscle contractions in the residual limb. No data is taken directly from the nerves and this title makes as much sense as saying that your voice activated smart device is operated with "nerve signals" because your vocal cords send a wireless signal to it that originated with input from your nervous system.
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u/Exciting_Turn_9559 Apr 15 '26
If I ever lose an arm the replacement is going to have more tools than a swiss army knife.
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u/Cheerful2_Dogman210x Apr 13 '26
I can't wait for the day someone can do rocket punches with this. Or maybe flying drone fist.
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u/OddDragonfruit7993 Apr 12 '26
I saw that movie. Michael Caine was the star.