Metis Can Enhance The Functionality Of An Amputee By Replacing A Damaged Hand

The long deserted issue, the human body, has come across the industrial designer’s path, resulting the innovative and functional METIS concept that has been designed to redefine the future of human. Being connected with the human nervous system, this prosthesis concept can provide an amputee his access to the existing virtual dimensions around us by giving back his limb. Moreover, only if you can overlook the reality of a flesh and blood hand, this prosthesis features more advanced technologies than a real hand such as 360 degrees rotating ability of the arm, 3G, Wi-Fi, LCD display and rechargeable lithium-ion batteries to power the electric elements. With all these functional features, who knows, maybe future people will consider altering their real hand with METIS.

Designer : C.Darius Delaunay-Driquert

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SUMEET SHARMA says: May 30, 2010

is this true

    C Darius DELAUNAY-DR says: July 28, 2010

    Yes it's true, the technology exist already. It's mostly a question of budget now.

Diogo da Vinha says: June 11, 2010

so so nice!!!







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