Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Researchers at the University of Tokyo created Jizai Arms, a backpack-like system that can support up to six robotic arms controlled by the user’s movements.
It helps people perform tasks that are hard or impossible with just two arms.
The system could assist firefighters, construction workers, medical professionals, and people with disabilities
Researchers at the University of Tokyo created Jizai Arms, a backpack-like system that can support up to six robotic arms controlled by the user’s movements.
It helps people perform tasks that are hard or impossible with just two arms.
The system could assist firefighters, construction workers, medical professionals, and people with disabilities
