UChicago scientists are making major progress on a technology designed to recreate tactile feedback to give nuanced “feeling” ...

Researchers found in a study that users of a robotic prosthetic hand could successfully grasp and move two objects at once without dropping them.

Unlike other prosthetic hands that came before it, this one employs an algorithm that allows the hand and user to learn from each other and becomes more lifelike with each use. The device also ...

Summary: Researchers are making strides in restoring touch sensations to prosthetic limbs through brain stimulation. By using ...

A study shows how prosthetic hands can now perform complex tasks, letting users control multiple objects simultaneously with enhanced tactile feedback.

This system allows users to control prosthetic limbs by thinking about movement, while sensors on the limb transmit touch sensations back to the brain through intracortical micros ...

Together they are designing, building, implementing and refining brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and robotic prosthetic arms ... participant feels it on their thumb, we can test that same ...

This program will teach the youth how to create prosthetic hands and other adaptive devices (as well as modifications) for WNY children, under-resourced adult residents, veterans, and seniors.