Brain-Controlled Prosthetic Arm: How The 2-Way Feedback Bionic Arm Works.

If you’re a Star Wars fan, you’ll remember the scene with Luke Skywalker and his bionic hand.
Researchers have made this fantasy a reality for amputees. See how this robotic prosthetic arm communicates back and forth with the brain to restore more natural sensation and movement! Previously aired on MD Network Ch. 20.
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[@BizzyMD]

Let's hope insurance will cover this amazing innovation 🙏 👏

[@winecountrykitchen]

Saw it on the live TV; pretty cool technology.

[@aliciafernandez9485]

Super cool, I hope people with disabilities can have this tool

[@sammyay-man2754]

What subjects do I have to study inorder to understand the artificial human parts? Please help me

[@juncoavidas4647]

Mr. Ado, I lost my hand. Can you help me get one? I am grateful to you and this makes me very happy

[@Sailu.damagala]

How much coast

[@bibhutiprusty2245]

How much cost

[@alvilabs]

We are working on next generation motor interface. If you want you can check our recent update 😊

[@killerchickenspleen6995]

Nero be like

[@winehopcountry]

Cool stuff; hope its not another 10 years before its available to public

[@andrew5744]

Well they didn’t explain shit 😂 guess I’ll look it up myself

[@winecountrytable]

Implementating AI and machine learning can help improve the functionality of this robotic arm

[@Term-0]

It already uses a neural network to interpret feedback and control it. It is called the human brain.

[@AaryavsShubham]

I also want to be helped, I don't have it😢

[@ok6330]

0:12 *Anakin

[@reghumadhavan7394]

How much coast

[@Term-0]

well it is obviously not anywhere close to a finished product. it is pretty much just research right now.

[@kalyansatyanarayanaayyappa977]

Is this available in India