Would You Really Cut Off Your Own Arm for a Robotic One? [Video]

8/27/2011

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Filmmaker Rob Spence, otherwise known as the Eyeborg, has been toying with robotics for some time.

Now, with the help of some engineers, he has a robotic eye that can record near everything he seesHe thinks voluntary prosthesis is the future More »

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