It is a 2Gig USB drive inside silicon finger
jolyon_russ, Rodrigo Tassinari (PiTT), and 25 other people added this photo to their favorites.
It is a 2Gig USB drive inside silicon finger
jolyon_russ, Rodrigo Tassinari (PiTT), and 25 other people added this photo to their favorites.
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juanparada 52 months ago | reply
thats the future, i want one
TheKnightShift 52 months ago | reply
Amazing!!! If I ever lose a finger, I wanna do that :-P
zhangyingfeng 52 months ago | reply
super cool
K.2008 52 months ago | reply
I do not think it is cool
theileranna 52 months ago | reply
im sorry too :( i wanne have got one :) coz i need my pendrive when its no with me:)
fvf86 52 months ago | reply
Está cool. Me enterao de esto por Menéame.
édri 52 months ago | reply
technology always amazes me..........
kamath_ln 52 months ago | reply
Reached here from your blog. Reached your blog from hackaday.com
hackaday.com/2009/03/10/usb-finger/
Try integrating an wireless trackpoint :-p . Needless to say, dont forget to add a switch.
lamowe 52 months ago | reply
I read about your finger in the technology part of the Austrian online news
I has face 52 months ago | reply
Yeah this is all over the news in aus!
Federico Betti 52 months ago | reply
Number one! :-D
Luigi Maggiore [deleted] 52 months ago | reply
Fantastic idea!
tulsileaf 52 months ago | reply
That's fairly practical. Seems kind of creepy. Awesome nevertheless.
Intubator 51 months ago | reply
Hi, Jerry! I have read about your 2GB finger in Russian newspaper F5 (www.f5.ru). They called you The First Cyborg in the World, because of Lynux programms in the USB drive. You are very popular now, congrats! $-)
danielbeller 51 months ago | reply
Dear Jerry: I think that in less than a decade, your pictures may be those of a great visionary. There are great advances in both nanomechanics and molecular biology. Nowadays, very good work is done with people that have lost whole limbs and prototypes of (bionic) legs and hands succefully connect with the nervous system, in a decade time, replacing lesser injuries might be done combining bio mechanics and nanomedicine.
I think that yours is a vision of the near future, and I shared your pic with a 13 yo kid that lost two fingers, and he suddenly changed his whole approach to his injury.
I saw your story at ynet.co.il in Israel.
Best regards and thank you for sharing your inspiring story.
Daniel Beller
daniel.beller@gmail.com
window licker 51 months ago | reply
you're my new hero.
! . © Angela Lobefaro . ! 50 months ago | reply
wow incredible!
and you are on an Italian Newspaper online site!
www.lastampa.it/multimedia/multimedia.asp?p=1&pm=2&am...
kamath_ln 50 months ago | reply
www.ted.com/index.php/talks/aimee_mullins_prosthetic_aest...
The video reminded me of jerry.
booktext 45 months ago | reply
Hi Jerry,
Can I get permission to use this image in a UK science magazine for teenagers? Please email sblair @ theiet.org
Sean Blair
Editor, Flipside
The Institution of Engineering and Technology
Michael Faraday House
Six Hills Way
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
SG1 2AY
UK
avlxyz 44 months ago | reply
sorry about your finger!
what about make it a modular finger?
USB drive today... GPS tomorrow, cell/mobile phone next week :)
Congrats on making Gizmodo too :)
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