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He did not let that new reality get him down. making life with prosthetics as normal as possible. five years now after the accident, koger is embracing another first. he's the first double hand amputee in the world to receive prosthetic hands that can be controlled with a mobile application. this is part of a new wave in prosthetic technology. the eye limb ultra revolution is now available to the masses. it's the closest thing to a real human hand. unlike most conventional prosthetics, this hand boasts five individually powered fingers, including a fully rotatable thumb. the new ap technology ...
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