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Bookmark or Share- Biomedical Engineering in Sports Medicine - ASMESports medicine is a growing field, uniting biomedical engineers with sports medicine professionals, allowing the field to advance in materials with the creation of ergonomic prosthetics with biocompatible materials, monitoring systems for recovering injuries, mechanical bracing apparatus for weak joints, and more. Sports medicine is a growing ...
- The Next Generation in Neural Prosthetics - ASMEThe Next Generation in Neural Prosthetics. Date Published: Jan 30, 2014. Author: John Varrasi. Tags: Chemical and Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Medical Equipment and Device Manufacturing. Following up on the success of cochlear and retinal prostheses for people who have lost sensory function, neuroscientists see a limitless horizon for related ...
- Three Advances in Prosthetics - The American Society of Mechanical ...Project e-Nable, for instance, provides 3D-printable prosthetic hand designs. E-Nable is a global online community of volunteers who make free 3D-printed, low-cost prosthetics for children and adults in need. Open-source designs created by volunteers have produced prosthetics for some 8,000 people, according to the organization.
- Advances in Prosthetics Create Realistic Motion and TouchMark Crawford is a technology writer based in Corrales, N.M. The latest advancements in prosthetic limb technology include smart artificial skin and improved neural connections. From LUKE arm to UofU invention and DeTOP research on direct wiring to nerves. Engineers at NUS and MIT are also developing smart gloves and super-fast electronic skins.
- Auto-adapting prosthetic maintains daily comfort. - ASMEThrough sensors and wireless technology, engineers are making the daily lives of limb amputees better through auto-adapting prosthetics. Sensors, wireless electronics, and motor-driven panels built into the socket work together to expand or tighten the socket’s fit. The auto-adjustments to the prosthetic are small, frequent, and even ...
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