Tech Alert
What do “Iron Man,” “Frozen” and “Star Wars” have in common? Yes, they are all owned by Disney. But what else?
Well, we will give you a hint, they’re all helping kids fell better about their prosthetics with the help of Open Bionics. Disney gave the startup company rights to make movie-inspired prosthetic hands. These new prosthetics are really awesome and they aren’t that expensive coming in at around $500. Compared to regular prosthetics that’s nothing!
How cool is that! For more details on what this new company has in store be sure to check out the video above.
October 15, 2015
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