Artificial Limbs

Artificial limbs, or prostheses, are specially designed devices that replace missing body parts such as arms or legs. They help individuals regain mobility and functionality, allowing for improved daily activities and independence. Modern prosthetics are typically made from lightweight, durable materials like plastic and metal, and can include advanced features like motors and sensors for movement control. They are customized to fit each person’s anatomy and needs, often using precise measurements and technology. Prostheses aim to seamlessly restore form and function, helping users perform tasks more comfortably and confidently.