HuMoTech uses robotics to fit amputees with prosthetic feet
Recorded on June 20, 2017. HuMoTech’s robotic feet make it easier for amputees to test drive a bunch of different prosthetics. The Pittsburgh-based robotics company has developed a system that lets people try out various prosthetics before they buy.
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