Before revision: In 2014, the LUKE Arm developed by Dean Kamen and his team at DEKA Research and Development Corp. became the first prosthetic arm approved that "translates signals from a person's muscles to perform complex tasks," according to FDA.
After revision: by FDAIn 2014, the LUKE Arm developed by Dean Kamen and his team at DEKA Research and Development Corp. became the first prosthetic arm approved that "translates signals from a person's muscles to perform complex tasks," according to FDA.