Bionic Robotic Arm

The future of robotic arms has arrived! This segmented robotic arm is cable - driven, just like the tendons in our muscles. Its movement is so captivating that it brings to mind the tentacles of a cyborg creature from a thrilling sci - fi movie. Build this advanced robotic arm using nearly 300 plastic pieces and discover the intricate mechanical design as each part fits together. After assembly, controlling the arm is a breeze. Use two joysticks to effortlessly manipulate the multiple nylon cables threaded through the arm. The right joystick controls the upper part, and the left one manages the lower part. You'll find the control so intuitive. With a simple touch of the right button, the claw rotates up to 180 degrees, and the left button lets you open and close it. Move the joysticks and press the buttons to grab, move, and release various objects. Operating this arm feels like piloting a top - notch remote - operating robot or a high - tech cleanroom device. And the best part? It's all powered by your hands, no motors or electricity needed! As a bonus, swap the gripper claw with an eel's head model to turn your robotic arm into a slithering bionic eel. See if you can pick up the included small shrimp models with the eel's mouth. A full - color manual is provided to guide you through model building, experimentation, and offers interesting scientific knowledge about how this robotic arm works, with real - world examples.

Using your Bionic Robotic Arm is easy. First, take your time to assemble it from the almost 300 plastic pieces following the instructions in the full - color manual. Once it's built, you can start controlling it. Use the right joystick for the upper part of the arm and the left joystick for the lower part. Move them gently to guide the arm where you want it to go. To rotate the claw, just press the right button, and it can turn up to 180 degrees. Press the left button to open and close the claw. Try to pick up different objects around you, like the included small shrimp models. You can even swap the gripper claw with the eel's head model for some extra fun. When you're done using the arm, store it in a dry and safe place to avoid any damage. If any pieces get dirty, you can use a soft, dry cloth to clean them. Don't try to force any parts during assembly or use, as this might break the arm. Have a great time exploring with your Bionic Robotic Arm!