Researchers developed a 3D-printed thumb that can grasp objects. It's controlled using pressure sensors under the big toes. The team is investigating how the brain can adapt to augmentation using the properties of neuroplasticity to improve the usability
Researchers developed a 3D-printed thumb that can grasp objects. It's controlled using pressure sensors under the big toes. The team is investigating how the brain can adapt to augmentation using the properties of neuroplasticity to improve the usability