A groundbreaking study by Florida Atlantic University has revolutionized prosthetic technology, allowing users to simultaneously grasp two objects. This advancement utilizes haptic feedback, electromyogram control, and a soft robotic armband, enabling complex tasks such as unscrewing a bottle lid while pinching a card. The research highlights the importance of tactile feedback over visual cues for users. This innovation promises to enhance the dexterity of prosthetic hands, empowering users to engage in activities previously thought impossible, including playing instruments and performing delicate tasks.