Robotic Arm is Amazingly Human-Like

 Airic's arm is a mechanical arm enlivened by your own particular arm. 

The organization portrays it as a "blend of mechatronics and the natural model of an individual." 
The mechanical establishment - the "skeleton" - of Festo's Airic's_arm is truly a metal rendition of the human skeletal structure. The span and ulna (essential bones of the lower arm), the metacarpals (hand and fingers) and the shoulder and shoulder bone are copied. 
The musculature of the Festo Airic's_arm is included Festo's "Fluidic Muscle," a pneumatic actuator of a sort like those initially exhibited in the 1950's. Festo claims that their fluidic muscle outline offers faster reiteration and high speeding up of mechanical parts, consolidated with a superior energy to weight proportion. The developments of the automated arm are surprisingly exact. 
Festo's Airic's_arm is a really solid match for a specific automated arm from the 1958 Harry Harrison story Simulated Trainer: 
He watched the board slip back in the divider alongside him and the hypo arm slide through, moving inconsistently like a snake as its metal fingers searched him out... 
(Perused more about Harry Harrison's automated arm) 
Take a stab at using your own particular skeletal structure and "meat muscles:" click on one of these connections to find out about other automated arm research: 
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