One dedicated Spider-Man fan recreated a remote control version of Doc Ock's iconic robotic arms using a 3D printer with impressive results.

Described by one observer as “strangely alive” and similar to a “giant alien maggot,” the trunk/Doc Ock arms were created with 3D-printed segments and connected by pneumatic artifical ...

This should be kept in mind when taking in this video of Inami Hiyama Laboratory’s MetaLimbs, because even though there’s only two additional arms here, it’s easy to imagine these real-life ...

According to Geekosystem, the arms were created with 3D-printed segments and connected by pneumatic artificial muscles, and possess "artificial intelligence and muscle memory." ...

Science MIT demos shoulder-mounted Doc Ock robot arms We can't all be super-villains, but some MIT researchers are getting closer with a set of robot arms that sit on your shoulders.

Spider-Man: No Way Home star Tom Holland has revealed Alfred Molina's Doc Ock will use CGI arms instead of the puppets used for Spider-Man 2.

Fans notice that in new ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ images that it looked like Alfred Molina’s Doc Ock had Stark Tech on his tentacle arms. As fans want Tom Holland’s Spider-Man to branch ...

A German engineering firm has developed a pair of claw-tipped AI arms that strongly resemble Doctor Octopus' limbs.

And while the quality of CGI has improved tremendously since 2004, knowing that Molina's Doc Ock arms were real added a certain cool factor for sure.