This Robotic Hand Can Play Video Games

Scientists created a robotic hand nimble enough to complete the first level of Super Mario Bros. in less than 90 seconds.

Prosthetics continue to improve as technology advances, and the trend seems to be replacing the hard exteriors of robots with soft robotics that are more versatile. According to a recent Interesting Engineering article, scientists at Bioinspired Advanced Manufacturing Laboratory at the University of Maryland have developed a 3D-printed robotic hand that can play Nintendo games.

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