Uploaded July 2019 | Updated September 2026, 13 hours ago
"It's not important what we see, but what we feel."
Shiori was born without her left forearm due to a rare condition called Dysmelia. She received her first prosthesis when she was only four. It bothered her more than it helped, so she left it at home most of the time. When she received her driver’s license, her desire for a new prosthesis grew. Now, she wears the i-Limb Quantum, a bionic hand with individually-articulating fingers. Sensors in the fingers recognize when there is resistance and respond accordingly. Different grips can be configured via a mobile app, enabling adaptation to individual needs. Since Shiori has worn the prosthesis, her left arm has become stronger as she uses her muscles more and more.
#LifeWithoutLimitations #ÖssurFamily
"It's not important what we see, but what we feel."
Shiori was born without her left forearm due to a rare condition called Dysmelia. She received her first prosthesis when she was only four. It bothered her more than it helped, so she left it at home most of the time. When she received her driver’s license, her desire for a new prosthesis grew. Now, she wears the i-Limb Quantum, a bionic hand with individually-articulating fingers. Sensors in the fingers recognize when there is resistance and respond accordingly. Different grips can be configured via a mobile app, enabling adaptation to individual needs. Since Shiori has worn the prosthesis, her left arm has become stronger as she uses her muscles more and more.
#LifeWithoutLimitations #ÖssurFamily
