Until now, artificial limbs have been able to pick up brain signals destined for the absent hand and translate them into movements, but they could not give sensory feedback."
Monday, February 18, 2013
The world's first bionic hand that will allow patients to 'feel' sensations set to be transplanted onto a patient
The world's first bionic hand that will allow patients to 'feel' sensations set to be transplanted onto a patient | Mail Online: "A bionic hand which allows the recipient to feel ‘lifelike’ sensations is to be transplanted on to a patient’s arm for the first time.
Until now, artificial limbs have been able to pick up brain signals destined for the absent hand and translate them into movements, but they could not give sensory feedback."
Until now, artificial limbs have been able to pick up brain signals destined for the absent hand and translate them into movements, but they could not give sensory feedback."
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