Researchers at the University of Cambridge have developed an additional assistive finger.
This technology helps patients who have lost a finger as a result of an accident to perform complex tasks.
The research group tested this assistive finger on people aged 3 to 96 years. As a result, 98% of users successfully managed objects using this technology.
According to researcher Tamar Makin, this research will serve to open up new opportunities in the field of technology in the future.
Prepared by Marjona Rustamjonova.
