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Atom Bodies (former Atom Limbs)
Atom Limbs builds the Atom Touch, an AI-powered bionic arm using non-invasive EMG sensors to translate muscle signals into precise individual finger control. The neural interface AI decodes surface electromyography signals in real time to enable near-full range of human motion without surgical implants. The technology is derived from a decade of DARPA-funded research at Johns Hopkins' Applied Physics Laboratory, which Atom Limbs commercializes via an exclusive partnership. The company targets a $25,000 price point for commercial deployment pending FDA approval.
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Atom Touch
- Non-invasive mind-controlled bionic arm with individual finger control and basic touch sensation
EMG-based neural interface enabling amputees to control individual fingers without surgery
Claim source - $25,000 target retail price
Planned commercial price point for Atom Touch prosthetic arm
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Wefunder crowd (2,400+ investors)
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