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Nigeria-based prosthetics company <strong>Immortal Cosmetic Art</strong> has unveiled the <em>Ubokobong Bionic Arm</em>, a functional and hyper-realistic prosthetic tailored to Black skin tones. The arm responds to electromyography signals from the brain to enable movement—marking a breakthrough in accessible prosthetics in Nigeria where such devices are typically scarce or unaffordable.
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The innovation comes after three years of development, initially focusing on aesthetic prosthetics before evolving into functional, tech-driven solutions. The company has already received orders from countries including the U.S., U.K., Australia, and Ghana ahead of its official launch.
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Founder <strong>John Amanam Sunday</strong> was inspired by his brother, Ubokobong, who struggled to find suitable prosthetics after losing fingers in an accident. Now, the Ubokobong Bionic Arm promises to offer both form and function—delivering a realistic appearance and mobility.
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This revolutionary medical-tech advancement highlights the potential for locally-developed solutions to meet global needs.
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