How This Open Source Bionic Leg Could Revolutionize Prosthetics

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Aiming to mitigate bionics' fragmentation problem, researchers at the University of Michigan recently launched the Open Source Bionic Leg, an artificially intelligent prosthetic leg that offers a modular design with low-cost, readily available components.

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