prosthetic control systems

Prosthetic control systems enable artificial limbs to move naturally by interpreting signals from the user's body. These systems use sensors to detect muscle activity or electrical signals, which are then processed by computers to determine the intended movement. The processed signals control motors inside the prosthetic, allowing it to perform actions like gripping or walking. Advances include neural interfaces that directly connect to the nervous system, providing more intuitive and precise control. Overall, these systems aim to restore functionality and improve quality of life for individuals with limb loss through seamless, responsive movement.