Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
PSYONIC is building bionic hardware designed to bring greater dexterity to both humans and robots.
In this conversation, Arm's Dermot O'Driscoll speaks with PSYONIC's Dr. Aadeel Akhtar about the Ability Hand, a bionic hand used as both a prosthetic device and robotic hand. They discuss how muscle signals, touch sensors and Arm-based compute help the hand respond quickly, provide force feedback and support more natural interaction with the world.
As intelligent systems move from screens and data centers into the real world, they need efficient, real-time compute that can sense, decide and act reliably. PSYONIC shows how the Arm compute platform can help scale physical AI from edge devices to robotics and beyond.
Stay connected with Arm: arm.com
PSYONIC is building bionic hardware designed to bring greater dexterity to both humans and robots.
In this conversation, Arm's Dermot O'Driscoll speaks with PSYONIC's Dr. Aadeel Akhtar about the Ability Hand, a bionic hand used as both a prosthetic device and robotic hand. They discuss how muscle signals, touch sensors and Arm-based compute help the hand respond quickly, provide force feedback and support more natural interaction with the world.
As intelligent systems move from screens and data centers into the real world, they need efficient, real-time compute that can sense, decide and act reliably. PSYONIC shows how the Arm compute platform can help scale physical AI from edge devices to robotics and beyond.
Stay connected with Arm: arm.com
