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Multi-articulated hand prostheses
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![active electric hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/74954-17611574.jpg)
Multiple programmable grip patterns provide confident, compliant grasp of objects. The LP (low profile), direct to forearm lamination wrist, provides water-resistance and 90° of passive wrist rotation. Compliant wrist flexion with 3 locking ...
![body-powered hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/74912-16249928.jpg)
... cable-operated mechanical hands will withstand common daily use. An active thumb and active first and second fingers provide three-point gripping. The third and fourth fingers are independently sprung to work with the ...
College Park
![myo-electric hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/74912-16249974.jpg)
MYO ELECTRIC HAND With on-board microprocessor technology, Steepers Myo Electric hands offer maximum flexibility. Nine control strategies are stored within the hand electronics for ...
College Park
![myo-electric hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/104325-9187229.jpg)
Myoelectric hand is a prosthetic hand that users can control intuitively using muscle signals measured on the amputated end. Such technology has been commercialized, however, there remains critical problems ...
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![myo-electric hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/104325-9187260.jpg)
... Disablities, and Mr. Masahiro Yoshikawa of Nara Institute of Science and Technology. They are developing another motorized prosthetic hand called “finch”, and the sensor of handiii COYOTE was build based on their idea.
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![myo-electric hand prosthesis](https://img.medicalexpo.com/images_me/photo-m2/125375-14095815.jpg)
... Key Features For the last 6 years BrainRobotics has been working with top class engineers to develop the BrainRobotics hand. Digits that are able to operate individually 10 freely movable joints Powered thumb QWD ...
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