New smart prosthetic foot adjusts to rough terrain - The Week
By A Mystery Man Writer
Stanford scientists have developed a more stable prosthetic foot which they say could make challenging terrain more manageable for people who have lost a lower leg. The new design has a kind of tripod foot that responds to rough terrain by actively shifting pressure between three different contact points.
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