The lab’s latest work with the LUKE Arm was featured on KSL, highlighting the journey of the lab’s most recent patient. He is the first patient to take the LUKE Arm home and use it unsupervised in his daily activities.
The story is the result of roughly six months of coordination with KSL reporters and is the product of work led by Marshall Trout, with support from Troy Tully, Leanne, Fredi, Caden Hamrick, and Leonardo.
Watch the story: https://www.ksl.com/article/51609831/bionic-hands-arent-just-for-luke-skywalker
Congratulations to Marshall and the team on this coverage.