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Prosthetic ‘BairClaw’ helps amputees ‘touch’

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Mahsa Sheykhsoltan
Matthew Fernandez

By Mahsa Sheykhsoltan and Matthew Fernandez

April 19, 2016 8:45 a.m.

Veronica Santos is an associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and director of the UCLA biomechatronics laboratory. Her team is working on developing the “BairClaw,” a robot hand testbed. They are using this to study how humans interact with objects and hope to develop ways to provide amputees with a conscious perception of touch.

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