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CTOnews.com, June 27 (Xinhua)-- A research and development team led by Masahiko Inagi, a professor at the University of Tokyo in Japan, recently unveiled its wearable robotic arm, the Jizai Arms, according to Reuters. As the name suggests, the biggest difference between this product and previous robotic arm products is its flexibility.

Inagihiko Inagi, the source of ▲ pictures from the official website, said that the product was designed to form a relationship between musicians and musical instruments with users: "the positioning of the free limb is between humans and tools, and we want users to use it as if they were integrated with musicians."

Inagi Masahiko bluntly said the product was inspired by a traditional Japanese puppet show and a quasi-horror short story by novelist Yasunari Kawabata about a man who borrows the arm of a young woman and spends a good night with her.

"the free limb is definitely not a competitor to human beings, but helps us do what we want to do, just like bicycles or electric bicycles, it supports us and unleashes our creativity," Inagi said. "

In a demonstration, two ballerinas dance with robotic arms protruding from the back and torso-humans and machines move together. The dancers finally hugged each other, and the free limbs completed the hug.

Inagi Masahiko said that the potential of free limbs is not just to turn the novelist's fantasy into reality, but also has many practical uses to be developed, such as helping to carry out search and rescue missions, and even derive a six-arm movement or new stroke in the future.

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