A new study shows that integrating artificial intelligence with advanced proximity and pressure sensors allows a commercial bionic hand to grasp objects in a natural, intuitive way-reducing cognitive effort for amputees. By training an artificial neural network on grasping postures, each finger could independently see objects and automatically move into the correct position, improving grip security and precision.
AI-Powered Bionic Hand Restores Natural, Intuitive Grasping Ability
Neuroscience News - 9 Dec 2025 20:26
A new study shows that integrating artificial intelligence with advanced proximity and pressure sensors allows a commercial bionic hand to grasp objects in a natural, intuitive way-reducing cognitive effort for amputees. By training an artificial neural network on grasping postures, each finger could independently see objects and automatically move into the correct position, improving grip security and precision.
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