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Bionic Prosthesis Using Perovskite Materials
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<jats:p>Bionic prosthesis have revolutionized the field of medical science by providing individuals with limb loss the ability to regain functionality and independence. Traditional prosthetic materials, such as metals and plastics, have limitations in terms of weight, durability, and biocompatibility. The emergence of perovskite materials has opened up new possibilities for developing advanced bionic prosthesis. This chapter explores the application of perovskite materials in bionic prosthesis, highlighting their unique properties and potential advantages. It also discusses the challenges and future directions for utilizing perovskite materials in the development of next-generation bionic prosthesis.</jats:p>