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Meet Phantom Neuro, a startup developing sensor technology that reads muscle signals and translates them into precise, intuitive control of advanced robotic prosthetic hands. Their technology enables people with upper-limb amputations to perform natural movements such as opening and closing the hand, pinching, and rotating the wrist with greater accuracy and responsiveness. Instead of relying on brain implants, they've developed implants that are placed right under the skin close to the amputation site, with a procedure that can be completed in minutes. {{corememory}}

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