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3D tech gives prosthetics wearers a fashionable edge
Bespoken Innovations is giving amputees a way to feel that their prosthetics are stylish and even artistic.
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Photos: Bionic hand gets thumbs-up
I-Limb ushers in new era of prosthetics, allowing intricate, pressure-sensitive grips.
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Photos: High-tech prosthetics
Prosthetics have evolved from devices that use simple mechanics to complex, computerized machines that respond to sensors attached to the body.
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Photos: High-tech prosthetics
Prosthetics have evolved from devices that use simple mechanics to complex, computerized machines that respond to sensors attached to the body.
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3D tech gives prosthetics wearers a fashionable edge
Bespoken Innovations is giving amputees a way to feel that their prosthetics are stylish and even artistic.
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Prosthetic arm doubles as phone dock (photos)
Born without a left forearm, Trevor Prideaux used to use his smartphone by balancing it on his prosthetic arm or putting it on a flat surface. Now that his prosthetic has a built-in phone holder,...
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Nanowire e-skin holds prosthetic promise
Engineers say the nanowire material can act like the human skin and touch and feel objects. The prosthetic limb applications are obvious.
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Prosthetic fingers aid fine motor skills (photos)
TouchBionics shows off its new ProDigits prosthetic fingers.
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Jerry Jalava's USB key prosthetic finger
Jerry Jalava builds a USB key into his prosthetic finger
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Advancing the prosthetic aesthetic
Experimental prosthetic arms in labs across the country will soon pave the way for commercial versions to antiquate the last major upgrade that took place almost a hundred years ago. That was the...
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Photos: Bionic hand gets thumbs-up
I-Limb ushers in new era of prosthetics, allowing intricate, pressure-sensitive grips.
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Photos: Prosthetic arms at play
A breakthrough prosthetic arm developed through a federal program lets the patient use sensory perception, rather than relying on vision.
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Photos: High-tech prosthetics
Prosthetics have evolved from devices that use simple mechanics to complex, computerized machines that respond to sensors attached to the body.
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Photos: High-tech prosthetics
Prosthetics have evolved from devices that use simple mechanics to complex, computerized machines that respond to sensors attached to the body.
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