Wow, a bionic breakthrough! 🦾 This is Tonney, he has the world’s first ‘above-the-elbow’ bionic arm where each finger can be controlled by his mind. 🖐️ People with above-elbow amputations have less remaining muscle to control prosthetic limbs and produce fine motor movements. However, researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, have used surgically implanted sensors that – together with AI – help amputees improve their control. This new technology provides new hope

Bionic and the Wires is an innovative collective based in Manchester, UK, that merges biology, robotics, and music in a truly unique way. By attaching sensors and small robotic arms to living organisms, like plants and mushrooms, they translate natural bio-electrical signals into movement, allowing these organisms to “play” real instruments. From keyboards and drums to violins, handpans, and glockenspiels, the result is a surreal fusion of life and technology where nature becomes the musician. T