Dexus Prosthetic Brain-controlled prosthetic arm for amputees Screenshots Hunter's comment The dexus prosthetic is a smart, brain-controlled prosthetic arm designed by Brainco to make the lives of amputees

Some studies have shown that up to 80% of amputees experience some kind of phantom limb pain - the feeling that the missing limb still exists. But is this all in their head?

MCPDriver Prosthesis help amputated restore strength and articulation Screenshots Hunter's comment An excellent example of how technology can improve life of amputees, In this model, amputees with finger

Young amputees and their families gather in Quebec City Estéban Goudreault and Nathan Chouinard were inseparable at the War Amps seminar in Quebec City. Despite malformations in the hands, they are formidable

In Zagreb, for the first time, the Start Camp race was held for amputees. It is a sporting event in which eight people with lower extremity amputation with the support of a multidisciplinary team of athletic

I've always thought that if I had my own spaceship or space station-- at least until or unless artificial gravity is invented-- I would prefer (all else being equal) to hire crew who had no legs. In such

Do you remember the TV series "The Six Million Dollar Man" which was released by the ABC network in the 70s? It was a story of a former astronaut, Colonel Steve Austin who suffered a catastrophic

**Star Wars like Bionic Hands may help amputees to play piano and drums. ** **Research Found Scientists have created the the ultrasonic sensors which allows the amputees to control their fingers individually

This story was first published by The Weekend Collective, which has since gone under and no longer hosts the article. *Written by me, but originally published 09.19.2016 All photos taken and provided by