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2:01Now PlayingA female US Army vet who nearly died in a grenade attack in Iraq has become the first in the world to be fitted with a new ‘hero’ bionic arm – inspired by Call of Duty.
Danielle Green lost her left arm while serving in Baghdad 20 years ago and has struggled with every day tasks ever since.
But now, in a world-first, the 48-year-old says she wants to inspire fellow vets and amputees – and finally feels ‘complete’ after being fitted with the Hero RGD. The rugged new limb, described as the world’s strongest bionic arm, has been developed by UK robotics firm Open Bionics with a design inspired by the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 game.
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