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Maybe he will see it here.
Human ligaments running from the elbow joint move all the tissue in the hands. Actually all of the soft tissue from the elbow runs the hands. Except neuropathy in the hands usually comes feom the NECK, but not all of the time.
Ligaments are super duper tensile and have high tensile strength, almost like something synthetic made in a factory. Ligaments are the strongest soft tissue in the body. Injury constitutes a sprain.
You can engineer robot ligaments. You need to engineer all of the soft tissue actually for the robot to look more normal. And there are TWO bones in the arm. He should have both ulna and radius.
You might consider giving him the ability to detect frequency levels in his hands as a sensitive machine would. That can be engineered into the ligaments.
