Again, the size is of your pinky finger nail, all within the skin so you can just turn out your information to drive, for example a replaced arm or a computer screen.

“It wants to see a finger, ” said John Anschutz, the manager of the assistive technology program at Shepherd. “It really requires the quality of skin and body mass to operate.”

Clean, powder-free gloves or finger cots should be worn to prevent the transfer of skin oils to critical or mounting surfaces of the multiplier.