ICYMI: Mind-controlled prosthetics, architect ants and more
That golden arm can strangle people with a thought, now.
Today on In Case You Missed It: Johns Hopkins University researchers surgically repositioned a patient's nerves and also implanted a prosthetic adapter to use mind control on his prosthetic arm. French researchers learned that common ants are able to communicate how something should be constructed by leaving pheromone-based instructions on whatever they're building. And the OneCook smart appliance works by having the fresh ingredients loaded into the cooker hybrid, then lets people control adjust the recipe and let it do the rest from an app. It just launched on Kickstarter.
Drone fans will want to see this Guinness World Records video of a remote control multicopter lifting the heaviest recorded weight.
You can see the intro videos we referenced here and here: They are both equally amazing in full length viewings too. Please share any interesting science or tech videos, anytime! Just tweet us with the #ICYMI hashtag to @mskerryd.
