Before creating the bionic arm, the child is measured carefully to ensure that the length, width, and size of their new 3D prosthetic is as similar to their residual arm as possible.
The model of the arm is then appropriately scaled and adjusted using Fusion 360 before being printed, assembled, and fitted.
Electromyography (EMG) sensors are then calibrated before the arm is ready for use.
The time to create  one bionic arm varies depending on several factors, the most significant being the type of limb difference the child has.
Before creating the bionic arm, the child is measured carefully to ensure that the length, width, and size of their new 3D prosthetic is as similar to their residual arm as possible. The model of the arm is then appropriately scaled and adjusted using Fusion 360 before being printed, assembled, and fitted. Electromyography (EMG) sensors are then calibrated before the arm is ready for use. The time to create  one bionic arm varies depending on several factors, the most significant being the type of limb difference the child has.
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