Bionic hands have been one of the marvels of medical engineering, promising amputees the ability to grip, lift and hold through muscle-signal control. These devices read electrical impulses from the user’s forearm, translate them into movement and attempt…

Robotics companies often talk about intelligence as something built in controlled environments, trained in simulation, and perfected before deployment. That logic borrows heavily from the rise of digital AI, where models improved behind screens before reaching…