The Atom Touch prosthetic arm combines an AI neural interface with EMG sensors, allowing amputees to control individual fingers with precision at an affordable $25,000.

During his final semester at college, Vitaliy Bondarchuk created a multitool prosthetic arm, which is more than just a senior ...

Arm and hand. The oldest and most commonly used prosthetic arm is operated with the body's own movements and a harness that extends in a figure eight across the back and under the opposite arm.

A new robotic arm harnesses the phenomenon by hijacking the wayward signals that people's brains try to send to phantom limbs — and using them to control the prosthesis.

People who have prosthetic hands today rely on being able to see what the hand is doing to control it, said Sliman Bensmaia, an associate professor of neuroscience at the University of Chicago.

Weighing ten pounds with both the harness and battery attached, Young’s arm isn’t necessarily light as far as prosthetics go but he did acknowledge that it doesn’t hinder him in any way.

Rejecting his myoelectric wasn’t unusual. Despite the advancements in robotics and other high-tech prosthetics, a recent study found that 44% of arm amputees abandon their devices. “Even though ...

In addition to the prosthetic arm, her creations now include new tools and cooking equipment, and she’s learned how to use 3D printers, laser engravers and a host of other technologies. Wendy ...

BrainCo revealed a prosthetic with finger control in 2020, but it's a hand rather than an arm, and it hasn't come to market yet. Morris lost his arm in a work accident 12 years ago.

But for me, it was very much about the visual effect, because I don’t feel hugely more functional with a prosthetic arm. It’s not that it isn’t good, but I’m very efficient as is.