Bionic Arm / Hand Articles

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Neural interfaces are currently the leading option to provide true sensory feedback from bionic limbs but they have significant drawbacks.

Bionic hands with intelligent grip technologies, advances in osseointegration, and more about bionic eyes.

Implantable myoelectric sensors eliminate many of the drawbacks of skin-surface sensors. The question is, are they worth invasive surgery?

Targeted sensory reinnervation is a method where the skin over a target muscle is denervated, then reinnervated with nerve fibers from the hand.

Targeted Muscle Reinnervation is the surgical reassignment of nerves to alternative muscles. It can prevent the formation of neuromas, decrease phantom pain, and help improve user control over myoelectric devices.

Disappointing results on bionic hand use, a huge leap forward in bionic eyes, and an update on self-adjusting prosthetic sockets.

Dreaming of a bionic hand that can crush steel or throw an assailant across the room? We’re not quite there yet but bionic hands are definitely getting stronger!