Someone Invented a Creepy Robot Finger that Attaches to Your Phone
A dude in France invented a robotic finger that attaches to your cell phone…but do we need this? The robotic finger can do a number of things like wriggle your…
NEW YORK – JULY 23: Retired U.S. Army Sergeant Juan Arredondo, a veteran of the war in Iraq, wears the world’s first bionic hand with independently moving fingers July 23, 2007 in New York City. Arredondo lost his hand following an IED explosion in Iraq and is now able to use the the i-Limb which has finger “joints” that act like natural fingers. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
(Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)A dude in France invented a robotic finger that attaches to your cell phone...but do we need this?
The robotic finger can do a number of things like wriggle your phone across a desk, can be activated and operated remotely, give you a comforting pat on the wrist/hand, and well...we're not sure what else besides those things. The consensus across the internet is that it's "creepy."
The inventor said it was his way to bring the sense of touch into a human-computer interface.
