iArm Prosthetic

[Analog]

Technological breakthrough: The 50-year-old's Nokia smartphone fits snugly in the specially-designed cradle in his artificial limb

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...phone-built-artificial-arm.html#ixzz1bzKwmW80

 

[waggy]

ok thats actually kinda cool.

 

[Oyeve]

It needs internal electronics, maybe mini speakers.

 

[Analog]

It needs internal electronics, may mini speakers.

 

[PottedMeat]

they cast an additional cavity in a prosthetic arm and that's the big thing?

His story sounds like it is straight out of the Will Smith sci-fi film, in which the actor plays a man with a high-tech mechanical limb

if the phone sensed nerves in his arm and articulated fingers in a prosthetic hand sure

 

[SlitheryDee]

That's no more a technological marvel than a pleather cell phone case IMO. Looks highly convenient though.

 

[Beev]

"Technological breakthrough?" Really?

 

[Jeff7]

It needs internal electronics, maybe mini speakers.

A USB plug with a little chemical energy cell - give it blood, and it extracts what it needs to put out 5VDC.

Then whore yourself out as a mobile charging station.

 

[Newbian]

And here I was hoping for something more then simply a place to hold your phone and was wondering if it could had ran flash.

 

[zinfamous]

"Technological breakthrough?" Really?

Did you see the new thermostat?

This inventive cell phone cradle is only slightly more amazing than that other new gadget!