Bionic limbs, AI-driven reflexes, and exoskeletons are transforming athletes. Explore how cyborg sports push human limits, ...

Open Bionics teamed up with the National Health Service in the UK. The NHS spends approximately $75 million per year on prosthetic services. "I think the coolest thing about this is we're working ...

Meyer is a social psychologist at the University of Zurich, but his personal experiences with prosthetics have instilled in him a fascination with bionic technology. He says the past five years ...

Touch Bionics make realistic prosthetic skins, which can be used for passive and bionic limbs. The skins are called "living skin" and are made from silicon. Watch as the company showcase the ...

However, these prosthetics still don't allow the patient ... legs to severe frostbite during a climbing trip – claims the bionic limb lets someone perform natural movements required during ...

Open Bionics is a company creating prosthetics inspired by heroines, heroes and the fictional worlds they live in. The designs emblazoned on their first set of bionic hands include ones drawn from ...

This surgical method, termed osseointegration, is fundamental to the new bionic technology developed by Prensilia, an Italian prosthetics company. It eliminates the requirement for a socket to ...

Johns Hopkins University engineers have developed a pioneering prosthetic hand that can grip plush toys, water bottles, and other everyday objects like a human, carefully conforming and adjusting ...

“Alt-Bionics mission is to create highly affordable prosthetic devices for below-elbow amputees,” founder and CEO Ryan Saavedra said. “We plan to expand our line of prosthetics over time to produce ...