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Apple today shared a new video in a new "Made on iPhone" series that features an adorable puppy that has a prosthesis. Chip was born with limb deformities, and he needed to have two of his legs amputated.


The prosthesis that Chip uses was created by 3DPets, a small business that designs pet prosthetics using the LiDAR Scanner and TrueDepth camera on the iPhone 14 Pro. 3DPets walks through the steps that it takes to create a 3D scan that is then used to create custom hardware.

Apple's video shows Chip wearing his prosthesis to run, swim, and do other dog activities, plus it features other dogs with similar equipment. The video was shot on the iPhone 14 Pro, and it is also part of Apple's Shot on iPhone series.

Article Link: Apple Shares 'The Invincibles' Video Highlighting Prosthesis Made With iPhone 14 Pro Camera
 
LIDAR is pretty cool and fits right in my hobby field, but i just couldn’t justify buying an entire Pro for it, especially when it was never on the Mini to begin with.
 
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Now why did MKBHD upload a video about this at the exact same time as Apples ad… 🤔
Yup, I was wondering too. The placement of the Mac Studio and the two Studio displays also felt kinda strange, when I first watched the MKBHD video and afterwards I saw in the comments that Apple dropped the video at the exact same time. Has an ode taste…
 
The dog is clearly CGI !


But for real, what app are they using to make prosthetics? I have a few ideas in mind for myself.
 
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