Mind-Controlled bionic leg helps amputees walk naturally

This study tests a bionic leg that uses muscle signals from the user's residual limb to control the knee and ankle. Ten people with above-knee amputations will compare walking with this smart prosthesis versus their regular one. The goal is to see if the bionic leg feels more like a natural part of the body and improves stability and symmetry during everyday tasks like walking on level ground and climbing stairs.