Getting to Grips with Bionic Costs

“Recent advances in robotic prosthetic hands have been little short of extraordinary, but have remained out of the price range of many who need them,” writes Eureka.

“However, a number of engineers and start-ups are looking to change that. There can surely be few more gratifying and obviously beneficial applications of engineering design than medical prosthetics.

To restore an individual’s ability to interact effectively with their surroundings by providing them with limb function they previously lacked is as laudable an endeavour as one could ask for. Happily, recent years have seen huge advances…”

Check out the full article from Eureka to learn more.