tekkivaks
Tekkivaks are described in speculative technology discourse as a class of portable, modular cybernetic augmentation devices designed to extend human dexterity, perception, and information processing. They are intended to be worn on the forearms or integrated into gloves and link to external computation and sensors, enabling advanced manipulation of digital and physical environments through coordinated hand movements and tactile feedback.
Typical tekkivak systems consist of a base wearable unit, exchangeable modules (grip, haptic skin, sensor arrays),
In real-world contexts, tekkivaks remain speculative and are not established as consumer technology. Origins and usage
Debates around tekkivaks focus on safety, privacy, and regulation, including data collected by sensors and the