A prosthetic hand shown in China has offered a literal take on working remotely. Developed by neurotechnology company BrainCo, the AI-assisted device can interpret signals from its wearer and continue responding wirelessly after being detached from the prosthetic socket. The Intelligent Bionic Hand appeared at the 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference, known as WAIC, in Shanghai. Footage from the event showed the realistic-looking hand opening, closing and forming gestures while separat
