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The unfortunate thing is currently prosthetics are much less nimble than real hands. I'd want to see a lot of improvements in that tech before I'd see them as a
by Jemmeh 9y ago
The unfortunate thing is currently prosthetics are much less nimble than real hands. I'd want to see a lot of improvements in that tech before I'd see them as a replacement.
In the article she mentions she's had them for a year and is still learning to use them and struggles to do some things.
- ShabbosGoy 9y agoAbsolutely. I’d reckon you can do a lot of gross motor skills with existing prosthetic, but fine motor skills are a long ways off. I haven’t been keeping up with self-healing materials either, but I am certain they are also in a nascent state.