Chef Back in the Kitchen with Help from Advanced Robotic Hand

Mashable 2014-07-29

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Chef Eduardo Garcia is back in the kitchen after losing his left hand in 2011. Now, he’s wearing “the most advanced prosthetic” on the market, which allows him to grip 25 different ways and control it using the muscles in his forearm.

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