Prosthesis: Advancing Artificial Limbs with Robotics Science
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Chapters Brief Overview:
1: Prosthesis: Understand the history and evolution of prosthetic devices.
2: Assistive technology: Discover innovations aiding independence and quality of life.
3: Amputation: Explore the medical and emotional aspects of limb loss.
4: Osseointegration: Learn about the integration of prosthetics with the human body.
5: Peg leg: Trace the roots of early prosthetic innovations.
6: Neuroprosthetics: Dive into braincontrolled prosthetic advancements.
7: Prosthetist: Meet the experts behind lifechanging prosthetic care.
8: James Foort: Celebrate a pioneer of modern prosthetic design.
9: Targeted reinnervation: Examine breakthroughs in nervemuscle interfacing.
10: Therdchai Jivacate: Discover the humanitarian impact of prosthetic advancements.
11: Hugh Herr: Follow the story of a leader in robotic prosthetics.
12: T43 (classification): Analyze prosthetic sports classification systems.
13: T44 (classification): Explore distinctions in adaptive athletics classifications.
14: Mechanics of Oscar Pistorius's running blades: Study iconic prosthetic designs in action.
15: Proportional myoelectric control: Learn about precise control of robotic limbs.
16: Robotic prosthesis control: Explore how AI enhances prosthetic functionality.
17: A3 (classification): Understand functional classifications in competitive sports.
18: A4 (classification): Delve into advanced categorization of mobility technologies.
19: Gait deviations: Discover challenges and solutions in prostheticassisted walking.
20: Álvaro Ríos Poveda: Uncover a visionary's contributions to robotics and prosthetics.
21: Robert D. Gregg: Learn about innovations in dynamic prosthetic control.
This book not only educates but inspires. It’s a mustread for anyone intrigued by the power of robotics to transform human lives, from restoring mobility to breaking athletic barriers. Let "Prosthesis" guide you through a journey where technology meets humanity, proving its value is far greater than its cost.
