Filed under: Fun n Games, Science/Technology | Tags: Building
Stuff With Lego, lego robot, science models (click to enlarge)
Those wonderful little blocks do more and more. Max Shepherd, a
biomedical engineering major built a robotic Lego arm that
mimics a human arm and hand’s range of motion. He has been
building Lego models since he was 10 years old. His Lego limb
can flex and spread its fingers, curl its thumb, make a fist,
rotate its wrist, and if desired— flip people off. This article
from Wired has sixteen fascinating science models; things
undreamed of when you were ten years old. So if your kid gets
all wrapped-up in making models from his Lego blocks, it may be
more than just a game — it may be a fabulous future career. Just
don’t leave them on the floor. It really hurts when you step on
a block in your bare feet.