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.
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.
Jul 22, 2021
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