The Future of Artificial Limbs: The Past Decade has seen Huge Leaps in Prosthetics. How Far Will the Technology Take Us? from The Week
"They are getting closer and closer to approximating the function of human limbs. "Myoelectric" hands have movable fingers that grip and gesture naturally, and move in two dozen ways in response to tiny muscular movements in the residual limb."
"They are getting closer and closer to approximating the function of human limbs. "Myoelectric" hands have movable fingers that grip and gesture naturally, and move in two dozen ways in response to tiny muscular movements in the residual limb."
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