CES Interview
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Company builds bionic hands for humans and humanoid robots, claims users train robots to copy tasks like folding laundry, washing dishes, industrial pick‑and‑place and shelving via a Nvidia collaboration. Team is ~50 people and announces a Department of Defense program developing microwire electrodes to control and provide sensation to individual fingers, aiming for a bionic leg that enables triathlon performance within five years. Live demo shows an app camera finger tracking interface controlling individual fingers on the hand and it works during the interview.
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