i-LIMB pulse bionic hand grips better programs over Bluetooth
Posted By: Bharat BhushanSharma | May 6 2010
We here aren’t alien to Touch Bionics. The Scottish company was the first to make i-LIMB bionic hand available commercially. Now, the makers have improvised on their creation, and have come up with a prosthetic hand programmed using Bluetooth. Dubbed i-LIMB pulse, this new bionic hand provides ultimate freedom and flexibility, almost as similar as the real hand. Using pulsing technology the hand can grip more firmly on objects like shoe laces and belts very easily, and owing to an aluminum build can carry loads up to 90kgs.
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