Intel Robotic Hand Has Fishy Grip

This video shows a robotic hand created by Intel researchers led by Josh Smith that uses a weak electrical field to sense the shape of objects. This ability, called electrolocation, is common in fish, but not in humans. We shot this video at Research@Intel Day, held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• robotics
• hands
• electrolocation
• bots
• biomimetics

[SethiXzon]

You have selected Microsoft Sam as Intel's default hand.

[Afroded]

Somehow, the use of microsoft Sam makes this hilarious... but still, that's really cool!

[LegitCannibal]

It kept saying Lavish Boobs

[lonewolfsinger2k]

projectaiko,com is light years better. using the B.R.A.I.N.S. software,

[chrisfos16]

i hope they don't run it off XP -.-

[Zjust2978]

Microsoft Sam=Bitch

Human=What?

Microsoft Sam= You are a bitch. I am thirsty.

[Jessenessessissing]

THE HAND FRIGGIN TALKS O_O

[truthhurts4u]

was that dude shaking cause he feared his hand being squished by a machine?...

um... I don't blame him one bit..

[dkthemovie]

yea, i heard that part, that was about it.

[Iskatefoundation]

microsoft sam lmfao