BIOS in-human clinical study: Participant moves and feels human-like touch through his prosthesis

Avi Davidson put on his prosthetic arm and for the first time in 16 years, he could actually feel what he was touching. He made a tuna melt.

NBC affiliate KSL in Salt Lake City followed Avi, a clinical trial participant, as he experienced human-like touch through his prosthesis. It is powered by our BIOS Universal Neural interface, which lets prostheses, like the LUKE Arm, to move AND feel like a biological limb.

Avi and Jacob A. George, PhD walk through how it works in the NBC KSL feature .

For the full article: https://www.ksl.com/article/51609831/bionic-hands-arent-just-for-luke-skywalker