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Scientists at WSU create electronic skin for prosthetic limbs in hopes that amputees can one day sense temperature and pressure again
spokesman.com · United States
Scientists at WSU have developed electronic skin for prosthetic limbs, aiming to allow amputees to regain the sensation of temperature and pressure. This represents a significant advancement in medical technology.
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