In Brief
Video game company Square Enix collaborated with Open Bionics to design two Deus Ex-inspired prosthetic arms. The designs are royalty-free and anyone can 3D print their own.
Video game company Square Enix collaborated with Open Bionics to design two Deus Ex-inspired prosthetic arms. The designs are royalty-free and anyone can 3D print their own.
Video game company Square Enix and its subsidiary Eidos-Montréal teamed up with low-cost prosthetic company Open Bionics,
Intel, and Razer to give amputees two Deus Ex-inspired prosthetic arm
designs: the Adam Jensen Arm, based on the hero of Mankind Divided, and
the Deus Ex Universe Arm.
The Adam Jensen Arm is fully functional with flexing fingers and a
rotating wrist, while the Deus Ex Universe arm is sharper, geometric,
and more sinister-looking.
Video game-inspired prosthetics have been making a huge buzz recently, and have been giving amputees a renewed outlook on their condition.
This could be a mainstream opener for human augmentation, especially in the midst of controversies over AI– whether or not they would be a threat to humanity, or if we should try to achieve symbiosis with machines.
And the best part–these designs are royalty-free. Anyone can 3D print their own bionic arms using the designs and be a total badass.
The Adam Jensen Arm is fully functional with flexing fingers and a
rotating wrist, while the Deus Ex Universe arm is sharper, geometric,
and more sinister-looking.Video game-inspired prosthetics have been making a huge buzz recently, and have been giving amputees a renewed outlook on their condition.
This could be a mainstream opener for human augmentation, especially in the midst of controversies over AI– whether or not they would be a threat to humanity, or if we should try to achieve symbiosis with machines.
And the best part–these designs are royalty-free. Anyone can 3D print their own bionic arms using the designs and be a total badass.
