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  Metalosis Meligna

  Floris Kaayk, 2006

  In this pseudo-documentary, artist Floris Kaayk imagines a disease that causes implants to become mechanical parasites, growing within the body until they eventually destroy their host. The idea that assistive technology might adapt to behave like a biological organism captures our anxieties about the increasingly dependent relationship between people and technology.
  
  
  
  

  i-limb ultra prosthetic hand

  Touch Bionics

  The i-limb, a bionic prosthetic hand, is currently the most advanced artificial hand available. Each finger is independently driven by a motor and fully articulate. The thumb is rotatable through 90 degrees, so the hand replicates the function of a human hand.The hand is controlled by electrical impulses created by contracting muscles, which are picked up by electrodes in the wrist and interpreted by a computer in the back of the hand. Recently, some patients who had lost the use of a hand have had elective amputation to be fitted with sophisticated prostheses like these.