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From Quantic Dream’s powerful short film and tech demo, Kara. [Watch Here]

The film’s poignant concept and imagery explores the notion of what it really means to be alive, while showcasing advancements in video game cinematics and motion capture.

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oh MAN this is amazing.

by soimon

wow that was fucking depressing

goddammit

I CAAAAANT

If anyone just heard some god-awful sound that my terrible sobbing echoing through the universe.

OMFG WHY AM I CRYING OVER THIS???

My heart..

my emotions…

NONOnoNnOPNOONOPE NOT STORY OF A SENTRY NONON

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Google unveils an exciting preview of what it’s like to look through Google Glasses

i’m a little mad they’re not calling them Googly Eyes

homestuck is becoming real

everything is homestuck

forget homestuck for just one second and imagine all the car accidents because of this—ok now back to homestuck

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A sensational breakthrough: the first bionic hand that can feel

The first bionic hand that allows an amputee to feel what they are touching will be transplanted later this year in a pioneering operation that could introduce a new generation of artificial limbs with sensory perception.

The patient is an unnamed man in his 20s living in Rome who lost the lower part of his arm following an accident, said Silvestro Micera of the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne in Switzerland.

The wiring of his new bionic hand will be connected to the patient’s nervous system with the hope that the man will be able to control the movements of the hand as well as receiving touch signals from the hand’s skin sensors.

Dr Micera said that the hand will be attached directly to the patient’s nervous system via electrodes clipped onto two of the arm’s main nerves, the median and the ulnar nerves.

This should allow the man to control the hand by his thoughts, as well as receiving sensory signals to his brain from the hand’s sensors. It will effectively provide a fast, bidirectional flow of information between the man’s nervous system and the prosthetic hand.

“This is real progress, real hope for amputees. It will be the first prosthetic that will provide real-time sensory feedback for grasping,” Dr Micera said.

“It is clear that the more sensory feeling an amputee has, the more likely you will get full acceptance of that limb,” he told the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting in Boston.

“We could be on the cusp of providing new and more effective clinical solutions to amputees in the next year,” he said.