Upper extremity prostheses

Manual control of five locking positions or free swing mode. Friction control over

The Myo Kinisi is a myoelectrically controlled terminal device engineered to provide optimal control, responding intuitively to the strength and speed of the user’s muscle contractions. This prosthetic hand is designed to be tailored ...

The ErgoArm Electronic Plus is lightweight, versatile, and can be locked and released electronically or via a switch. The internal Infinite Position lock is cable-operated and can be locked, or unlocked, under load in any position. ...

Canted fingers, nitrile lined Featured Specifications Material Aluminum Thread 1/2-20 Fingers Canted Weight 4 oz. (113 g) Length 4.6 in. (117 mm) ADDITIONAL SPECIFICATIONS Coating: Nitrile

... myoelectric prostheses powers the movement. A suitably adapted socket is an essential prerequisite for correct control of the prosthesis. Rehabilitation work, coordinated by the center, is essential in enabling users ...

If you are interested in learning more, staying in touch, or scheduling a demo please contact us directly. Key Features For the last 6 years BrainRobotics has been working with top class engineers to develop the BrainRobotics hand. Digits ...

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 which are: - Extremely ...

... for those amputees who've suffered an amputation closer to the hand. Through movement of the MCP joint, or knuckle, the prosthesis mimics the flexion and extension of a natural finger. The MCPDriver has a six week lead ...

If you have an amputation of upper limb, either above or below the elbow, you can also benefit from a prosthesis. You have several options depending on your desired functions. Your prosthesis ...