A UK startup has unveiled the world’s first wireless bionic arm, capable of working when detached from the wearer.

This 19-year-old from Bath lost both hands to meningitis—but now she's helping reinvent the future for amputees around the ...

These signals are then used to command the bionic fingers to move ... There literally isn’t a single other arm that can do this,” Ms Lockey said. “No other arm is wireless and waterproof ...

There literally isn’t a single other arm that can do this." Tilly, originally from Newcastle but ... celebrates 10 years of ...