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Prosthetic company Atom Limbs has combined advanced sensors and machine learning with prosthetics for a futuristic experience.<\/p>\n

Prosthetics can often be limited by the number of nerves and muscles that amputees have; meaning movement could be checked depending on the individual\u2019s situation. However, Atom Limbs might have found a forward-thinking solution, using sensors and AI machine learning<\/a> to \u2018train\u2019 a prosthetic limb to become more accurate.<\/p>\n

How does the AI-powered prosthetic work?<\/h2>\n

The limbs can interpret electrical signals from the wearer\u2019s brain and use them to move and manipulate itself, just like the electrical pulses that govern our bodies. That means the prosthetic arms coming out of the company have a full range of human motion across the elbow, wrist, and even individual fingers. They also provide haptic feedback to the wearer to give insight into their grip strength, allowing them to easily hold delicate objects.<\/p>\n

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