ABC News original article by Jessica Rendall.
University of Queensland student Nat Marshall is developing a wearable device that will control robotic prosthetics with artificial intelligence (AI).
The engineering and physics major wants to smooth out the current user experience for people with upper-limb difference.
AI refers to a computer that can imitate a human mind by learning from experience and practice to recognise objects, solve problems or make decisions.
Using people with fully functional upper limbs, Mr Marshall's device will be trained to understand how muscles and tendons inform hand movements.
Mr Marshall impressed judges at last year's Bionics Queensland Challenge, winning $5000 towards building his prototype.
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