Clone Synthetic Hand v18 | 2023 

Thank you!

​​@@CloneRobotics is your company open source? Your API/design for the robot? Open source?

@@BlakeTedKordI’m wondering the same question

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

Hmm, I am somewhat doubtful you would get that. This almost looks like it is a hand puppet that is stringed to a real human hand. Could be wrong but I am sus. Let me know if you ever get it.

When one sees such things, one's admiration for Allah's art of creation increases. Fingers show the perfect art of creation of Almighty Allah. Their ideal arrangement, perfect length, folds in the right places, symmetry and other similar features are evidence of Allah's existence. Hands and fingers could never have "spontaneously" formed without a creator, as evolutionists claim. This is very illogical and nonsense. Everything is evidence of the existence of Allah Almighty. . "Other evidence aside, five fingers are enough for me to believe in the existence of God." - Isaac Newton (Human Nature: An Interdisciplinary Biosocial Perspective, vol. 1, Issues 7-12 (1978), p. 47) "O man! What turns you against your Generous Lord? He created you and perfected you and gave you a beautiful image. He made you the way he wanted." (Holy Quran, 6-8) "He has given you everything you want. If you want to count Allah's blessings, you cannot count them. Indeed, man is very cruel, very ungrateful." (Holy Quran, 14/34)

​@@motherlandmars5999 Believing in a big sky daddy is far more illogical and unrealistic.

@@motherlandmars5999talking to yourself is what homeless people do

@@Pleiades_Erret the fact that you have thoughts that are structured and coherent says you are built and building is an act of INTELLIGENCE and INTELLIGENCE MUST COME FROM A SOURCE...AND THAT SOURCE IS A WORD KNOWN AS JESUS CHRIST...IN THE BEGINING WAS THE WORD AND THE WORD WAS WITH GOD AND THE WORD WAS GOD... Repent of your sins from your heart and confess with your mouth and ask JESUS CHRIST to wash and sanctify with HE'S precious and beautiful redeeming blood and pray all this in JESUS NAME ASKING TO COME INTO YOUR HEART AND DWELL IN YOUR SPIRIT....AMEN

@@jurelleel668 I didn't ask to be spitroasted by two giant religions

This has applications for set machines, like at fast food places for example, but absolutely not prosthetics. Hydraulics just don't fit that niche

@@MS-pz9wd Could you elaborate there? I don't see any reason why a hydraulic prosthetic would not be viable. Instead of using whatever means of control to power servos, we are just instead powering the pumps in this case.

@@caidencovell because the pumps are very large and heavy relative to servos

@@MS-pz9wd this isn't completely hydraulic right? looks like they are using a variant of Mckibben muscle that expands and contracts on receiving electric impulses rather than on hydraulic energy... flexion and extension via an electric impulse is exactly the same as what happens in our body... I feel we can make this work as a prosthetic by using myoelectric sensors.... I am a Mechanical Engineering sophomore....maybe I am wrong....

@@MS-pz9wd this isn't hydraulics at all, though. This is mckibben pneumatics...

Probably because Russia and our government have been cloning people since at least the 70s. They dont need robots… they make organic Robotoids.

Because we are mad ;)

cause most big time companies have progressed further, but keep their tech in the dark to not give competition leads

Omg u right!

i think thats the goal but i could be wrong on that

No shit sherlock

I'm wondering if it could get me off... Wink... Maybe with enough lube...

@@peterzotti6430 technically it could but your dick would get destroyed

Great question! I can ser this project being applied to human prothesys in 15/20 years

Let's vote for it now as our political executive decision maker, and it can communicate back to use through public appearances involving speeches of sign language like Thing from the hilarious house of frankenstein tv show. #VoteForArtificalIntelligence

Imagine pumps pushing user's blood to power this arm's hydraulics not sure if normal heart would handle it

@@codaxthevulture4129 the heart definitely wouldn't be able to power this in any amount. You definitely wouldn't want to use blood as hydraulic fluid, that would just be stupid.

Usually those cool showcases don't show the PC tower-sized box full of actuators, pumps and arduinos used to move the hand. One can dream though...

Credible, even!

its not expensive. so funding would not help. Just takes much time which funding cannot buy

the fact that you have thoughts that are structured and coherent says you are built and building is an act of INTELLIGENCE and INTELLIGENCE MUST COME FROM A SOURCE...AND THAT SOURCE IS A WORD KNOWN AS JESUS CHRIST...IN THE BEGINING WAS THE WORD AND THE WORD WAS WITH GOD AND THE WORD WAS GOD... Repent of your sins from your heart and confess with your mouth and ask JESUS CHRIST to wash and sanctify with HE'S precious and beautiful redeeming blood and pray all this in JESUS NAME ASKING TO COME INTO YOUR HEART AND DWELL IN YOUR SPIRIT....AMEN

If they make pumps to fit the 5 kg backpack at largest and add sensors it could already become prosthetic solution. The range of movement is already there.

Glad I'm not the only one who's wondered this! Absolutely breath taking to see the work they've done over the past 3 years, can't wait to see the final version.

Both, but first robots

@@CloneRobotics Great Stuff! Do you see it being compatible with Neuralink once that is fully available to the public?

If it is not possible to fit the components within the forearm, it could be possible to use some sort of sleeve that fits around the upper arm and maybe even some of the torso which could carry them instead.