Immaculate: Prosthetic limb based on neurological prosthesis
Designing isn’t all about making different things ordinarily, but is about making different things extraordinarily, which comes with thinking new each time. Masters student at AHO Hans Alexander Huseklepp, has a novel design, dubbed the Immaculate that is designed to unravel the possibilities in prosthetic devices that remain untouched. The Immaculate is very artistically designed as an arm, for prosthetic assist, but unlike the normality of the arm is basically formed on the perspective of eyewear, and is connected to the wearer’s central nervous system.
The Immaculate uses neurological prosthetic technology which is perfectly integrated with the Corian plates that form the exterior of the prosthetic limb. The combo of the embedded tech with the textile generates a clear graphical identity, while the joints are globally designed so that the user can enjoys a larger degree of freedom in movement.
Via: PlayMeDesign
