The development of smart prosthetics is transforming assistive technology by integrating artificial intelligence (AI), neural interfaces, and biomechatronics to enhance motor abilities and neural responses for individuals with disabilities. These advanced devices go beyond traditional prosthetics by offering real-time adaptability and sensory feedback,creating a natural and intuitive user experience. Brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) facilitate direct communication between the brain and the prosthetic, while integrated sensors optimize motion and balance, reducing discomfort and improving functionality. Despite challenges such as high costs and accessibility, advancements in robotics, materials science, and AI promise a future where smart prosthetics significantly enhance users’ independence and quality of life.