Afghanistan, Oct. 14 -- BrainCo, a neurotechnology company based in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, is developing smart prosthetic devices designed to help people with disabilities perform everyday tasks and regain greater independence, according to The Economist.
At the company's exhibition, a person with an amputated hand demonstrated an artificial arm by playing the piano before removing the device, which can be attached without surgery. Another demonstration featured a person with a prosthetic leg walking and challenging visitors to identify which limb was artificial.
BrainCo's prosthetic technology uses non-invasive sensors to detect muscle and nerve signals from a user's residual limb. Artificial intelligence algorithms interp...