These Brain Controlled Robot Arms Can Cut, Feed Twinkies

In the past few years, we have covered plenty of robots and prosthetic limbs that can make life easier for amputees and people with disabilities. This video from JHU Applied Physics Lab shows how two modular robot arms can use brain signals from a person to cut and serve Twinkies.

These robots rely on a software to bring the food near Robert “Buz” Chmielewski’s mouth, so he can eat it with minimal effort. Pretty neat, don’t you think?

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