Italian amputee uses thoughts to control robotic hand Source: The Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
ROME — An Italian who lost his left forearm in a car crash was successfully linked to a robotic hand, allowing him to feel sensations in the artificial limb and control it with his thoughts, scientists said Wednesday.
Stork Amputee Gets an Artificial LegSource: SPIEGEL ONLINE
In August, Dietmar arrived in a bird reserve located between Dresden and Leipzig suffering from a broken leg. The sanctuary staff did everything they could to help Dietmar, but in the end the limb had to be amputated. However it has now been replaced with a carbon prosthesis.
Police Taser Double Amputee [News Interview Video]Source: trueslant.com
After spending six days in jail for resisting arrest, charges have been dropped against Greg Williams and there is currently an investigation into the incident where police tasered this double-amputee.
Government tells amputee to get a job, as benefits will stopSource: St. Petersburg Times > Local News
TAMPA — Todd Cohen was diagnosed with bone cancer in 1994 when he was 19. The cancer led to the amputation of his right leg.
Since then, Cohen has learned to walk with a prosthesis. He got an education, but he has never held a steady job.
Wendy's Forgets Straw, Amputee Pulls GunSource: KAIT8
A forgotten straw in a bagged order at Wendy's in Jonesboro, AR cascades into two arrests and multiple felony charges, according to Jonesboro police.
Monkey moves robot using mind controlSource: Sky.com
The animal can operate the robot with such dexterity that it can reach out to grab, and turn a handle.
The mechanical arm has an arm, elbow, wrist and simple hand, which the monkey controls with the power of thought.
Man With No Arms, No Legs to Fight Mixed Martial Arts Cage MatchSource: Yahoo! Sports
But too many people didn't want him to fight. They didn't like the idea of an accomplished high school wrestler who was born with no arms or legs below the elbows or knees with an awesomely inspirational personal story participating in an Atlanta amateur event.
In New Procedure, Artificial Arm Listens to BrainSource: The New York Times
Amanda Kitts lost her left arm in a car accident three years ago, but these days she plays football with her 12-year-old son, and changes diapers and bearhugs children at the three Kiddie Cottage day care centers she owns in Knoxville, Tenn.
We Have The TechnologySource: tmcnet.com
Emerging prosthetic technologies promise not only greater power and flexibility but also pressure-sensitive artificial skin, and even limbs that are bonded to the body and controlled by the mind - and much of this within five years.
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Monkeys control robots with their mindsSource: CNN
Scientists have trained a group of monkeys to feed themselves marshmallows using a robot arm controlled by sensors implanted in their brains, a feat that could one day help paralyzed people operate prosthetic limbs on their own, according to a study out Thursday.
Building a Better Athlete - TIMESource: TIME
A scientific innovator uses top of the line scientific advancements for prosthetics to get amputee athletes back in the game whether that be ice-climbing, rock-climbing, skiing, surfing, or anything else. Only the sky is the limit. A great story!