This Lethal Injection Attack Droid from Christopher Conte is a bit more twisted than his normal pieces. It was made with recycled stainless steel, titanium, and machined aluminum with a vintage glass syringe.
Christopher Conte's bio-mechanical sculptures have been covered before on Trend Hunter. Check out the link below for Conte's other work, which includes bio-mechanical spiders, skulls and insects.
Implications - Robotics and mechanics are reaching new areas of science and medicine, making traditional methods in both fields obsolete. Not too far into the future from now, doctors will be able to rely on mechanical devices like this droid by Christopher Conte to administer drugs and execute other medical practices. Thus, a whole new realm of medicine and science will be created that makes room for similar or related technological devices.
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Trend Themes
1. Bio-mechanical Sculptures - Creating intricate sculptures using recycled materials opens up opportunities for sustainable art and design.
2. Mechanics in Medicine - Integrating robotics and mechanics into medical practices has the potential to revolutionize the healthcare industry.
3. Alternative Drug Administration - Exploring mechanical devices for drug administration can lead to more efficient and precise drug delivery methods.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - The art and design industry can embrace the use of recycled materials and bio-mechanical sculptures to create unique and sustainable artworks.
2. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can leverage robotics and mechanics to improve patient care and enhance medical procedures.
3. Pharmaceuticals - The pharmaceutical industry can explore the development of innovative drug delivery systems using mechanical devices.