Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
From sensing residual muscle activity to implanting electrodes in the muscles to enhance signals and provide sensory feedback, arm prostheses are becoming more precise and versatile.
3D printing and new materials are reducing the weight and cost of prostheses. What’s next?
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CYBATHLON aims to break down barriers between the public, people with disabilities and technology developers, and to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities. Numerous teams from all over the world compete with and against each other – with one common vision: a world without barriers.
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From sensing residual muscle activity to implanting electrodes in the muscles to enhance signals and provide sensory feedback, arm prostheses are becoming more precise and versatile.
3D printing and new materials are reducing the weight and cost of prostheses. What’s next?
Join our teams on the Road to 2024 and help revolutionise prosthetics: bit.ly/3GzqB30
Subscribe ➤ bit.ly/3Vbj0vs
Get more from CYBATHLON:
Official website: bit.ly/3XhnNgK
Facebook: bit.ly/3i245FL
Twitter: bit.ly/3AwNbFI
Instagram: bit.ly/3EMrqUM
LinkedIn: bit.ly/3EpsHzM
About CYBATHLON:
CYBATHLON aims to break down barriers between the public, people with disabilities and technology developers, and to promote the inclusion of people with disabilities. Numerous teams from all over the world compete with and against each other – with one common vision: a world without barriers.
CYBATHLON
https://cybathlon.ethz.ch/en










