iWalk expanding availability of lower limb bionic prosthetics

October 8, 2011

MIT spinoff iWalk now producing a leg system that replaces the combined functions of the foot, ankle and calf regions of the human body for amputees.
Prosthetic emulates or even augments physiological function through electromechanical replacement.

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