Amputees are helping to advance thought-controlled prosthetic technology.
ONE minute, Anne Mekalian’s brain is telling her prosthetic arm to unstack a set of multicoloured plastic cones, and the shiny black metal limb is listening. Every now and then, the plastic clatters to the table, but quickly the cones are separated and restored to a neat pile.
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