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Holding his wife’s hand for the first time: How a Utah-built bionic arm is changing lives

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It’s a short video: just over two minutes long, and no clip is more than a few seconds. Subjects pluck grapes off a stem and hold their phone. Biologic Input Output Systems (BIOS), in collaboration with researchers at the University of Utah, has spent years and more than 30,000 hours of human data to develop the limb.

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