Emancipating Amputees With Microprocessor Controlled Prosthetics
Everything changed when the first microprocessor-controlled knee (MPK) came to market in 1997.
Source: forbes.com
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Everything changed when the first microprocessor-controlled knee (MPK) came to market in 1997.
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But the simplicity has a dark side: A simple processor does not have the ability to tell if it is under attack.