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artificial hand which "feels" - Peach - 12-04-2009
Italian and French researchers have invented an artificial hand which "feels"!!! Researchers have developed a prosthetic electrode connected to the patient's nervous system. Man can feel the object which touch and can control the hand ... with the power of thought.
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Re: artificial hand which "feels" - aimhigh - 12-07-2009
If it is true then the husband of my friend will surely be happy. He lost his hand in the battle when he was on the service.
Re: artificial hand which "feels" - Laurentine - 12-08-2009
Another case: the scientisrs from Tel-Avi University held successful operation resulted an artificial hand was connected to the living nerves of patient, he can control not movements only but also he can feel the touch of objects. Can you imagine how happy the patient is,he feels the muscles on his hand what he doesn't use for many years! Such a discovery will make many people with disabilities very happy!))
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