Woman lost her hand in an accident, this AI hand connected to nerves and bones changed her life like this

Have you ever seen a robotic hand attached to a human being? You will also say what happened, this is not possible. Let us tell you that now scientists have made this impossible thing possible, scientists have developed a bionic hand guided by AI software which has been connected with the nerves, bones and muscles of the woman.

Technology has become very advanced and you can guess this from the fact that scientists have prepared a robotic hand. Have you ever thought that a bionic hand that looks like a robotic hand could ever be implanted in the human body? No no, but now even this impossible thing has been made possible by scientists.

Scientists have prepared a Bionic Hand which can be implanted with the human body, this hand is not an ordinary hand but the technology behind this hand is really commendable. After all, for whom did the scientists prepare this bionic hand and how is this hand connected with the body? Let us know.

what was the matter

A Swedish woman lost her right hand in an accident while farming 20 years ago. It has been mentioned in the Science Robotics Journal that a team of Swedish, Australian, Italian and American researchers have prepared a bionic hand for a woman.

Researchers say that the science behind this technology is really quite brilliant. It has to be admitted that this technology is really commendable, this artificial limb was connected with the nerves, bones and muscles of this woman in 2017. After getting the bionic hand, this woman says that there has been a lot of improvement and the pain is also less than before.

How did it feel before you touched it?

This Swedish woman told that before getting the bionic hand, it felt as if my hand was in a meat grinder. Before the bionic hand, a prosthetic device was installed but this device was inconvenient and quite cumbersome, but after the bionic hand prepared by the researchers, everything changed.

This Swedish woman said that after the attachment procedure, the pain in the phantom limb had reduced from 5 to 3 on a 10 point pain scale. Apart from this, the stump pain which was registered earlier as 6 was now cured.

There is a problem with the prosthetic device

Study leader Max Ortiz Catalan (director of the Center for Bionics and Pain Research based in Sweden) says that the biggest problem with prosthetic devices is poor control.

These devices are quite inconvenient and cause pain to the patient when inserted because these devices are usually attached to the residual limb through a socket. To overcome the problems of patients suffering from all these problems, researchers had started the work of developing a new robotic hand.

Who made this bionic hand?

For your information, let us tell you that this bionic hand has been developed by the Italian robotics company Prensilia. The company says that this device has been designed in such a way that after installing this device, the patient will be able to do 80 percent of the daily tasks easily.

How is this hand connected to the bones?

Ortiz-Catalan has given information about this bionic hand that this device has been connected through osseo (bone) integrated implant. This implant acts as a gateway between the prosthesis and electrodes that have been implanted in the nerves and muscles.

AI support

The electrode works to collect nerve control information, after which this information is transmitted to the computer which guides the hand using AI software.