Episode 2 of the "ParolesArts et Métiers" podcast: "Artificial legs: challenges and prospects" with Xavier Bonnet!

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ParolesArts et Métiers is the podcast channel launched by Arts et Métiers The program covers a range of topics such as industry, innovation, ecology, health, materials, and many other subjects related to engineering sciences. Biomechanics will be in the spotlight here.

All members of the Arts et Métiers community—students, staff, and alumni—are participating in this podcast series. In each episode, a new guest discusses a topic that is important to them in their daily work at Arts et Métiers.

We invite you to discover the second episode, "Artificial Limbs," inwhich Xavier Bonnet, professor and researcher at theGeorges Charpak Institute of Human Biomechanics located on the Arts et Métiers campus Arts et Métiers Paris, explains how engineering plays a central role in prosthetics, in terms of both anatomy and technology.

Check out the second episode of ParolesArts et Métiers on theArts et Métiers YouTube channel !

 If you would like to watch or rewatch the first episode of ParolesArts et Métiers, featuring Michaël Pereira, you can find it here: "Environment and Ecological Transition".

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