Presently there has been much development of human‐like robotic hands, with most of this research dedicated to creation of prosthetics to aide a handicapped person with everyday tasks. Many of these prosthetics are beginning to use sensors that read muscle movement or nerve signals from the user to control the movement of the prosthetic limb. These prosthetic hands can greatly resemble the human hand in both aesthetic appearance and function, although these hands are only designed to aid the handicapped. As technology increases these designs can be modified to increase gripping capabilities of an average person; mimicking their actual hand movements while increasing strength. A design that can accomplish human like movements while increasing grip strength can be very useful for militaristic purposes, especially since grants have currently been presented to companies for the creation of an exoskeletal robotic suit.

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