transcript The Bionic ManLes Baugh lost his arms as a teenager. Engineers at Johns Hopkins are trying to give them back, but better. Mr. Baugh is testing a robotic prosthetic that he can control with his mind. Engineers at Johns Hopkins have built a robotic prosthetic arm that has 26 joints, can curl up to 45 pounds, and is controlled just like a regular arm - with the mind. The Modular Prosthetic
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