Adrianne Haslet-Davis, who lost her leg during the Boston Marathon attack, dancing on her robotic limb. / robotic :: leg :: dance :: gif

Ali Heibi

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Adrianne Haslet-Davis, who lost her leg during the Boston Marathon attack, dancing on her robotic limb.

does it work perfectly?

Re-L May

31/10/2014, 08:57

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Yes, even today the robotic limb can remember your style of walk, if you're about to run/jump.
Robotic hands/arms are quit difficult, because the human body/brain have unwanted actions - it's like when you talk with someone and then you're start "to play" with things. But I've read an article 2 months ago that in the next 5 years it'll be an artificial nervous system, that will connect to the robotic hand and the nervous system - in other words the robotic arm will connect your brain like any other organs. People will become real cyborgs.

Ali Heibi

31/10/2014, 09:52

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this will be real cool! I'm looking forward for it.

Re-L May

31/10/2014, 10:32

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also I dream about an artificial brain for extremely dumb people )

Re-L May

31/10/2014, 10:35

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In the next 50 years it'll be possible, but the artifical brain will do the work faster than the average person but it''ll be efficient as the developer will make it. That means smarter people will continue to be smart - that's good you know :-)

Ali Heibi

31/10/2014, 10:55

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In this case the arm just has remembered fap process.
Seems legit.