HISTORY TV18's video: This looks like something out of Iron Man but this robotic arm is way cooler

This young Delhi innovator is revolutionizing paralysis recovery with his robotic hand! Zain Samdani, a student and innovator from New Delhi, has unveiled a ground-breaking wearable device that promises to transform the lives of individuals with hand paralysis. Through dedicated research and a deep commitment to enhancing the quality of life for those affected by paralysis, Samdani's innovation, a sophisticated combination of sensory and exoskeletal robotic gloves, offers hope of restoring sensation to paralyzed hands. 23-year-old Zain Samdani has unveiled a wearable device that heralds a new era in rehabilitative technology. It provides not just a glimmer of hope, but a tangible solution for those who have lost the crucial ability to feel and manipulate objects due to paralysis. By integrating cutting-edge robotics with sensitive feedback mechanisms, Samdani's gloves stand as a testament to the potential of technology to overcome some of the most challenging limitations imposed by physical conditions and can accelerate recovery by 30%. Watch how this young man’s determination to help paralysis patients led to creation of this life-changing innovation.