fembot hand to service mankind

Aiko's new prototype Hand.

1) 5 movable fingers
2) Compact size. Same as human's hand
3) Will have complete sensors for feedback
4) Low Power consumption 5V
5) Can be use for Aiko.
6) 15 movable joints

Can be use for Aiko or for human. Life-like mechanical limb that has the ability to feel physical sensation.

(Control by human muscle) special senors and controller will attach to the human's muscle. In other words, controlling the hand with our muscles.

Human Brain, Nerve Impulse, Muscle, Aiko's Hand

This technology can be beneficial for people born with or who have undergone amputations.

• Category

  Science & Technology

[EWilsonLife]

Astounding! Fantastic invention!! Subbed to you aibot.

[aibot21]

I am glad you notice the smirnoff Cap. Can't build without alcohol.

[m4753]

dude, pretty awesome. but how is the hand powered?

[aibot21]

the hand is base on 5V.... low voltage for energy saving... and safer for human.

[Caleb Hodgson]

I think every hospital should be funding this, What you have created is amazing and I can't wait to see what you have planned next

[aibot21]

Hospital and government, does not fun basement work.... They need to fix this system.

[JadedAltruist]

I can't wait for the day I get to see Aiko completely finished. It is so exciting to watch her become more and more of a fully functional robotess. Hopefully if I make it to an old age it will be in a time that Aiko is affordable and functional. I would love to have an Aiko living with me one day when I am old and need help.

[Aarondanielsillwood]

He is controlling it with his muscles, technology is amazing!

[Clare Brown]

thats really amazing, well done and keep up the good work, that will be truly wonderful for a less abled person, I hope your talent gets spotted by the right person and your work gets funded, all the best, Clare

[Isidro Gipgano]

so nice....

[raddpuppy70]

To the person down below, your son will have nothing to worry about by the time he is 18 I'm betting he will end up with Something that has the full range of motion a normal hand would. They may even surpass it by then. Just remember technology 18 years ago and think it's growing exponentially faster. We will accomplish twice what we have in the last 18 years

[feuresprit]

I could use that as is.. It would be easier cool if it was a Little faster response time.

[TalesoftheAbyssftw]

Simply amazing. If this was the techonology available 3 years ago, I can't wait to see how far it will get in 2012 and onwards.

[john michael]

wheres lurch ?



[eccame110]

the hand cant open fully?

[Carlos Alberto Herrera]

is amazing, but where did you got the myoelectric sensors? please, tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us, please tell us,