Bionic bodies: The animals with artificial additions

How close bionic hands are to natural movement

Kai Pollnitz, who was born without his right hand, received the custom-built prosthetic at an Open Bionics clinic in Austin, Texas. | New York Post

AITechDaily on Instagram: "Bionic arms have shifted from sci-fi fantasy to real, functional technology and the results are astonishing. Modern prosthetics now use neural signals, muscle sensors, and AI-driven movement, allowing users to control fingers, grip objects, and perform delicate tasks with surprising precision. What once felt like something out of Terminator or Iron Man has quietly become part of real-world medical innovation, restoring independence and rewriting what’s possible for amp