American College Students' Self-made Machinery "The Sixth Means"

According to foreign media reports, a student from San Francisco State University recently announced that he has successfully DIY a movable mechanical finger that can move with the user's actions. The student is from robotics and he is also a member of the DIY website. The mechanical finger he developed called "Primitive Transhumanism #2: Sixth Finger" and was placed on a special glove as the sixth finger of the wearer. So far, this "finger" has not been able to follow the heart. It is based on electromyographic sensing technology and uses DIY enthusiasts favorite Arduino processor that can move with the bending of the wearer's hand joints.

Although this technology is still very small, but the developers said that all the materials in the equipment are available in daily life. He hopes that such an invention can stimulate people's imagination for the future and let everyone know that the "Dr. Octopus" robotic arm in the movie is feasible.