How to use a Hero Arm: Pouring & Drinking Water

Tilly demonstrates how the Hero Arm's proportional control grip and posable wrist can be used to easily pour and drink water.

[JoseHernandez-zxpi]

Never knew a tutorial about drinking water could be so engaging

[MrJustonemorevoice]

Bless the engineers and mechanics that created these arms so she could pour herself a glass of water.

[foilhattiest]

"And if somebody you don't feel like talking to comes up to you and acts all annoying, you just grab their head and crush it, like so!"

[slxxpyhollow]

What a lovely girl, so glad we live in a time where she is able to use technology to actually replace her hands

[alanleung]

I'm not missing any arm, but I still pour water all over myself all the time.

[keinlebenswille]

"Wake tf up Samurai, we have a bottle of water to drink"

[josefrootgum]

My friend lost his left arm from a train accident. Now thanks to Hero Arm, he's the Winter Soldier.

[Impersonal]

People with bionic arms: "I'm struggling to even pour water in a glass, I wish I had a real arm"
Kids with narutal limbs: "LMAO I wish I could chop off my hand so I would look like The Winter Soldier"

[crazzanthictlabbar]

As a younger fellow I'd be amazed by the arms.
Now, as a father of a daughter, I'm amazed by her bravery, grace and spirit.
Her parents had better be proud of her. They should be proud of themselves, for creating and raising such a shining light into the world.

[Aj]

These kinds of videos just makes you realise how much we take our bodies for granted

[SuperMantvydas]

User: then you'll just put that down
Hero Arm: Squeeze life out of you target you meant, Mam? 0:32

[mrmacju]

She's gonna be so happy once those get upgraded with laser cannons.

[christophcooneyoff]

"And if you hit this button, it reveals the mounted heat seeking missiles"

In all seriousness, Jesus what a time to be alive.

[thull]

i keep seeing complaints of about no flying cars and such, but i remember back when i was still a young boy one of my teachers had a missing arm. His prosthetic was two hooks attached to straps on a harness. I watched a documentary once that showed cutting edge prosthetic technology with locking joints, but you still had to operate it manually. Now we have this marvel! What a time to be alive!

[crappywindow]

We're living in a beta testing stage of the future.

[taboritskygaming]

"From the moment I realized the weakness of my flesh..."

[nopenada]

"Then you'll just put that back down..."
*performs split second death grip before release*

[Slim_Sumo]

I'm a prosthetics technician in a smaller community, oh how I wish I could be part of making something so amazing.

[NoctLightCloud]

I almost cried, the people who built this are heroes, angels! We can all get sick, or get involved in an accident, and loose some abilities at ANY time in our life. This technology is awesome!!

[DaleFingerstyleGuitar]

"What lotion do you use?"

Her: I use *WD-40*