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Swedish Woman With Bionic Hand Regains 80% Function And Sense Of Touch
With the advanced bionic hand she now possesses, Karin can successfully perform approximately 80 percent of her typical daily activities.
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Innovative Sensors Designed For Robotic Systems Could Transform Prosthetics, Research Suggests
Researchers have developed a new pressure sensing technology for robotics systems that could one day help transform prosthetics and robotic limbs. The new project to create innovative sensors for use in robotic systems, with accurate pressure sensors capable of delivering more tactile ability to allow robots to function to their full capacity.
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Cheap 3D Printed Prosthetics Could Be Game Changer For Nepal
Ram's new hand was manufactured on a 3D printer in Nepal's capital for just $30, an innovation that could be a game changer for many in the impoverished Himalayan country.
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Florida Boy Gets Prosthetic Arm And Hand From 3-D Printer
A Florida boy born without most of his right arm took home a new forearm and functioning hand on Friday made by a team of scientists using a 3-D printer - a method they hope will transform the way prosthetics are made, particularly for children.
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Swedish Woman With Bionic Hand Regains 80% Function And Sense Of Touch
With the advanced bionic hand she now possesses, Karin can successfully perform approximately 80 percent of her typical daily activities.
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Innovative Sensors Designed For Robotic Systems Could Transform Prosthetics, Research Suggests
Researchers have developed a new pressure sensing technology for robotics systems that could one day help transform prosthetics and robotic limbs. The new project to create innovative sensors for use in robotic systems, with accurate pressure sensors capable of delivering more tactile ability to allow robots to function to their full capacity.
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Cheap 3D Printed Prosthetics Could Be Game Changer For Nepal
Ram's new hand was manufactured on a 3D printer in Nepal's capital for just $30, an innovation that could be a game changer for many in the impoverished Himalayan country.
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Florida Boy Gets Prosthetic Arm And Hand From 3-D Printer
A Florida boy born without most of his right arm took home a new forearm and functioning hand on Friday made by a team of scientists using a 3-D printer - a method they hope will transform the way prosthetics are made, particularly for children.
