FOR life
THE BEST INVENTIONS SOLVING EVERYDAY PROBLEMS
A PROSTHESIS THAT’S BUILT TO PLAY
IKO / DEVELOPED BY CARLOS ARTURO TORRES
By design, most prostheses aren’t fun—they’re built to fill a utilitarian need. And while that’s fine for adults, who need to work, it can be tough on kids, who want to play along with their friends. Enter Iko, a prosthetic arm built by Carlos Arturo Torres to enable children to replace a lost limb with one that could have come from Inspector Gadget. When they need a hand, they have one. But they can replace it with any number of toy-like attachments, all of which are compatible with Lego products. (Torres developed
