Neural-enabled prosthetic hand system restores sensation to first human subject

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Bradley Greger

Bradley Greger

Associate Professor, ASU, School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering

Published Nov 8, 2018

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Years after his hand was amputated in a traumatic accident, a hand amputee can “feel” again, thanks to technology FIU engineers have developed.

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