
Even if someone lost his or her limbs the brain will not stop sending signals to the neural which are directing to hands and legs. So the fact is that they have living nerves in their limbs. This helps doctors to attach the remaining nerves with these prosthetics. These neural's are connected to the nerves situated in the chest and there is a sensor which detects the signals which are received at these nerves. Thus a person can do even the most complex task using this prosthetic because several sensors are managed to monitor several nerves.
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Some companies like Touch Bionics already started making such arms called i-limb ultra commercially which have more power management and complex abilities. Another one named Handie supports replacing the parts of the prosthetic hand by 3D printing except motors which if need some replacement. Surely this will be great achievement for human which helps people get a new ray of hope for whom who lost their limbs in war or accidents.
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