From Lego hand in Syria to AI prosthetic in Canada: Ahmed Ibrahim's journey
Ahmed Ibrahim is developing an AI-driven prosthetic hand through his startup, Better Bionics, drawing on AI and 3D printing to improve accessibility and personalized fitting. Hamilton Health Sciences is collaborating on prototype testing, while the company aims to reduce production costs.
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