The Application of Sensors in Bionic Limbs

With the increasingly prevelance of bionic limbs in the medical field, societal demands for these advanced devices are continually evolving, leading to a surge in academic research. A critical focus of this area is how to effectively communicate patients' needs to bionic limbs. Through extensive studies, it has been established that sensors play a crucial role in this communication process by converting physiological signals and user intentions into actionable commands for the bionic devices. As a bridge connecting patients with bionic limbs, many scholars have conducted in-depth researches on the application of sensors in bionic limbs. By synthesizing the existing research, this article aims to examine the application of sensors in bionic limbs and explore the current status, future prospects, and key challenges that need to be overcome to advance the field. The findings reveal that sensors have been widely integrated into the field of bionic limbs and have undergone rapid development in recent years.