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Todd Kuiken: Eine Armprothese die fühlt

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Oct 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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Der Physiater und Ingenieur Todd Kuiken entwickelt eine Armprothese, die mit dem menschlichen Nervensystem verbunden ist - und dadurch Bewegung, Kontrolle und sogar Fühlen verbessert. Die Patientin Amanda Kitts demonstriert diesen Roboterarm der nächsten Generation auf der Bühne.

A doctor and engineer, Todd Kuiken builds new prosthetics that connect with the human nervous system. Yes: bionics. Full bio »

Translated into German by Manfred Ehresmann
Reviewed by Alex Boos
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