According to a recent study by global consulting firm Frost
& Sullivan, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, recent
military conflicts resulting in a rise in the number of amputees
have boosted the need for restoration of normal ambulatory
functions and are driving technological growth around the world in
the field of biomechatronics.
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