Imagine a bionic hand that not only moves like a real one but also lets you feel what you’re touching. That’s exactly what PSYONIC has created—a state-of-the-art carbon fiber prosthetic that uses electrical impulses from the user’s muscles to fully articulate, just like a natural human hand.

This futuristic device responds to signals beneath the skin, allowing for remarkably fluid motion. But what really sets it apart is its haptic feedback system—yes, it actually provides a sense of touch. Whether picking up a cup or shaking hands, users can feel pressure and texture in real time.

It’s also built to last. With a durable carbon fiber frame, it’s waterproof, Bluetooth-connected, and can be controlled and fine-tuned through a smartphone app. Despite all this innovation, the bionic hand is surprisingly affordable, coming in at a price point low enough to be fully covered by Medicare.