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Les Baugh Is the First Person With Two Mind-Controlled Robotic Arms
Double amputee Les Baugh is fitted with world's most advanced prosthetic robotic limbs limbs from Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory in YouTube video | Metro News
Double amputee becomes the first person to control two robotic arms using only his brain - Neowin
A taste of the future: Double amputee controls two bionic arms at the same time - ExtremeTech
Johns Hopkins Makes History After Double Amputee Controls Prosthetic Arms With His Thoughts
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Les Baugh: First Double Amputee To Control Two Robotic Arms With His Mind
Double amputee becomes bionic man after being fitted with TWO robotic arms in world's first - Mirror Online
Amputee able to move prosthetic arms simply by thinking - ABC7 San Francisco
