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Tuckerfan · May 7, 2023

Once again, scientists fail to heed the warning from art.

Spider-like robotic AI arms can be attached to and controlled by humans

A Japanese robotics company called Jizai Arms has engineered a system of spider-like robotic limbs consisting of six arms that can be controlled by the user wearing them. These robotic arms can be attached, detached, or even replaced altogether in order to redefine and revolutionize the way humans interact with robots and artificial intelligence (AI).

“Half a century since the concept of a cyborg was introduced, Jizai-bodies (digital cyborgs), enabled by the spread of wearable robotics, are the focus of much research in recent times,” states the company’s website.

“Jizai arms is a supernumerary robotic limb system consisting of a wearable base unit with six terminals and detachable robot arms controllable by the wearer. The system was designed to enable social interaction between multiple wearers, such as an exchange of arm(s), and explore possible interactions between digital cyborgs in a cyborg society.”

Natural and comfortable
The primary goal of Jizai Arms is to ensure that human beings can act with robots and AI in a way that feels natural and comfortable as if the artificial components are but mere extensions of oneself. The development is paving the way for a future where humans and machines can work together seamlessly and effortlessly.

Jizai Arms’ robotic prostheses are extremely flexible, allowing them to perform a wide range of tasks. Applications can range from use in a warehouse to a hospital surgery room.

Jizai Arms are easily controlled by their user, enabling wearers to operate the limbs with their own movements and creating the sensation that they are a natural extension of their body.

But where Jizai Arms could have the most impact is in improving the quality of life for people with disabilities. People with missing limbs could use Jizai Arms as a replacement allowing them to undertake tasks that would otherwise be nearly impossible.

The technology has the potential to truly transform the flexibility and ease of movement of those with disabilities.

Jizai Arms illustrates the many exciting and innovative possibilities of wearable robotics. As advancements continue to be made in the fields of robotics and AI, we can expect to witness even more impressive innovations with many possible applications making life for humans easier and more flexible.
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ed629 · May 7, 2023

Tuckerfan said: ↑

Once again, scientists fail to heed the warning from art.

Spider-like robotic AI arms can be attached to and controlled by humans

A Japanese robotics company called Jizai Arms has engineered a system of spider-like robotic limbs consisting of six arms that can be controlled by the user wearing them. These robotic arms can be attached, detached, or even replaced altogether in order to redefine and revolutionize the way humans interact with robots and artificial intelligence (AI).

“Half a century since the concept of a cyborg was introduced, Jizai-bodies (digital cyborgs), enabled by the spread of wearable robotics, are the focus of much research in recent times,” states the company’s website.

“Jizai arms is a supernumerary robotic limb system consisting of a wearable base unit with six terminals and detachable robot arms controllable by the wearer. The system was designed to enable social interaction between multiple wearers, such as an exchange of arm(s), and explore possible interactions between digital cyborgs in a cyborg society.”

Natural and comfortable
The primary goal of Jizai Arms is to ensure that human beings can act with robots and AI in a way that feels natural and comfortable as if the artificial components are but mere extensions of oneself. The development is paving the way for a future where humans and machines can work together seamlessly and effortlessly.

Jizai Arms’ robotic prostheses are extremely flexible, allowing them to perform a wide range of tasks. Applications can range from use in a warehouse to a hospital surgery room.

Jizai Arms are easily controlled by their user, enabling wearers to operate the limbs with their own movements and creating the sensation that they are a natural extension of their body.

But where Jizai Arms could have the most impact is in improving the quality of life for people with disabilities. People with missing limbs could use Jizai Arms as a replacement allowing them to undertake tasks that would otherwise be nearly impossible.

The technology has the potential to truly transform the flexibility and ease of movement of those with disabilities.

Jizai Arms illustrates the many exciting and innovative possibilities of wearable robotics. As advancements continue to be made in the fields of robotics and AI, we can expect to witness even more impressive innovations with many possible applications making life for humans easier and more flexible.
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Well, even though movies tell us that this is a really bad idea, I would totally buy this. Having extra arms would make everyday life so much easier. And if does go bad, I'm willing to live with it.

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