Benjamin Choi, 17, tackled the high cost of prosthetics-typically $450,000 and requiring brain implants - by creating an affordable alternative. His Al-powered prosthetic, costing under $300, uses forehead electrodes to detect brain activity and translate it into movement. He… pic.twitter.com/0HBqX3PNSo
— Asian Dawn (@AsianDawn4) March 6, 2025
I think this is incredibly awesome. But at the same time, it leaves me frustrated: the arm seems so weak and limited. Guess there's a war going on inside my head—a war of judgment standards. How awesome this invention is is a matter of perspective.
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