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Todd Kuiken: Un brazo ortopédico que "siente"

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Todd Kuiken, fisiatra e ingeniero, construye un brazo ortopédico que se conecta con el sistema nervioso humano con lo que se mejora el movimiento y el control y hasta tiene sensaciones. Su paciente, Amanda Kitts, en escena, ayuda en la demostración de esta prótesis robótica de próxima generación.

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

Translated into Spanish by Francisco Gnecco
Reviewed by Sebastian Betti
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