Revolutionizing Prosthetics: The Story of Jesse Sullivan

The transcript discusses Sullivan, a 58-year-old double amputee, who is regaining control of his physical world with an experimental prosthetic limb. The limb, developed through neural engineering, connects his nerves to a robotic arm. Doctors transferred his arm nerves to his chest, allowing him to control the arm with thought. The technology, though promising, is expensive and not yet available on the market.

What are the potential benefits of the new bionic arm for people with spinal cord injuries?

When is the new bionic arm expected to be available on the market?