Australian Researchers Combine Robotics and 3D Printing to Design a Prosthetic That Could Restore the Sense of Touch
Clare Scott | June 15, 2016
One thing that prosthetics haven’t really managed to do yet, though, is restore the sense of touch.
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"Robotic arm that could give amputees the sensation of touch being tested in Melbourne." Source: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-28/robotic-arm-that-sends-receives-brain-signals-tested-st-vincents/7455874 |
<more at http://www.orthospinenews.com/australian-researchers-combine-robotics-and-3d-printing-to-design-a-prosthetic-that-could-restore-the-sense-of-touch/; related articles and links: http://www.techtimes.com/articles/161738/20160529/new-robotic-arm-may-help-restore-sensation-of-touch-to-amputees.htm (New Robotic Arm May Help Restore Sensation Of Touch To Amputees. May 29, 2016) and http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-05-28/robotic-arm-that-sends-receives-brain-signals-tested-st-vincents/7455874 (+Video) (Robotic arm that could give amputees the sensation of touch being tested in Melbourne. May 27, 2016)>
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