A bionic knee that directly attaches to the thigh bone and uses implanted electrodes can make a prosthetic leg feel more like ...

A new bionic knee that connects directly to bones and muscles may help above-the-knee amputees walk and climb more easily.

Researchers at MIT have developed a bionic knee that redefines mobility for above-the-knee amputees. Unlike traditional ...

For decades, above-the-knee amputees have had to live with stiff, uncomfortable prosthetics that felt more like rigid tools than natural limbs. As a result, climbing stairs, stepping over objects, or ...

MIT researchers have built a bone-anchored bionic knee that lets above-knee amputees walk faster, climb stairs and clear ...

The bionic knee connects to bone and muscle. It helps users walk, climb, move, and feel like the leg is part of their body.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed a method to restore astoundingly natural ...

Femur is the strongest, heaviest & longest bone in a human body, protected by muscles. It connects muscle groups, ... It starts below the hip and ends at the knee where the bone begins to widen.