Prosthetic

Engineering

Robotic prosthetic ankles allow amputees to move more ‘naturally’

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Engineering

Bidirectional control of prosthetic hands using ultrasound

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Technology

New technology allows amputees to sense the temperature of objects

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Robotics

New hand prosthesis powered and controlled by user’s breathing

Amit Malewar -
Robotics

Advanced sensors could transform prosthetics and robotic limbs

Amit Malewar -
Invention

Veterinary student builds 3D printed prostheses for injured dogs

Amit Malewar -
Technology

A British man receives the world’s first 3D printed prosthetic eye

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Robotics

Low-cost inflatable prosthetic hand gives amputees real-time tactile control

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Robotics

Smart foam gives robots the ability to self-repair and sense objects

Amit Malewar -
Robotics

Quadriplegic patient uses brain signals to feed himself with two prosthetic arms

Amit Malewar -
Technology

Artificial hand combines robotic control with users’ voluntary control

Amit Malewar -
Technology

New prosthetic leg with bionic ‘feeling’ improves amputees’ health

Amit Malewar -
Invention

Turning plastic water bottles into affordable prosthetic limbs

Amit Malewar -
Robotics

The Arque prosthetic tail promises to improve user’s balance and agility

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Robotics

Researchers implant sensors and nerve transfers for wireless control of robotic arms

Ashwini Sakharkar -
Robotics

Ultra-responsive e-skin could give robots and prosthetics a human like sense of touch

Amit Malewar -

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