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This direct neural feedback can dramatically alter the user experience, transforming the prosthetic from a mere mechanical aid to an integrated extension that provides realistic sensory input.
Unlocking New Possibilities and Overcoming Psychological Barriers
The implications of this technology are profound. For amputees like Andrew, feeling again means shedding the perception of disability and reconnecting with the physical world in a meaningful way. Not only does this improve the functional use of prosthetics, but it also alleviates psychological issues associated with limb loss, such as phantom limb syndrome—where individuals still feel sensations, pain, or movements in their missing limb.