Bionics and Rehabilitation Engineering Explained: A Teen's Guide to Prosthetics, Assistive Technology, and Future Careers
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Bionics and Rehabilitation Engineering Explained: A Teen's Guide to Prosthetics, Assistive Technology, and Future Careers

by Nathan Prescott

biomedical engineering Teen & Young Adult Assistive Technology
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Bionics and Rehabilitation Engineering Explained introduces teens to prosthetics, assistive technology, and the engineering ideas behind rehabilitation support. Alongside an accessible exploration of these fields, the book highlights potential future careers for readers curious about science, technology, healthcare, and human-centered innovation.

About This Book

This teen-focused guide introduces bionics and rehabilitation engineering through the subjects of prosthetics and assistive technology.

It presents these fields as ways to understand how engineering can support people with mobility and other rehabilitation needs.

The book also connects its subject matter with future careers, helping young readers explore possible pathways in science, technology, and healthcare.

Designed as an accessible introduction, it offers a starting point for learning about technologies that link engineering with human support and rehabilitation.

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