A research team from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) has made a significant breakthrough in prosthetic technology. They have developed a lightweight, highly dexterous bionic hand with 19 degrees of freedom (DOF), capable of replicating the intricate functionality of a human hand.
The innovative prosthetic aims to enhance the quality of life for individuals requiring artificial limbs, offering them unprecedented control and natural movement. According to USTC, the bionic hand's design closely mimics the complex movements of a human hand, potentially revolutionizing the field of prosthetics.
The study detailing this development was published in the renowned scientific journal Nature Communications, highlighting the global significance of the research. The USTC shared this milestone on its official website, expressing optimism about the impact of their work on future prosthetic solutions.
This advancement underscores China's growing contributions to cutting-edge technology and biomedical engineering, reflecting the country's commitment to innovation and improving human welfare.
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Chinese research team develops groundbreaking prosthetic hand
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