The World's First Water-Resistant Prosthetic Hand

After engineer Mathew Jury broke both his arms in a mountain biking accident, he began researching artificial limbs and inventing his own. Now his New Zealand-based company TASKA Prosthetics, produces the world’s first water-resistant prosthetic hand. We sat down with Mathew and Head of Design, David Lovegrove, to talk about how their hand is changing lives.

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