Bionic Hand Prosthesis

Best suited for

  • Trans-radial or trans-humeral upper-limb amputation
  • Patients wanting a multi-grip functional hand
  • Congenital limb difference of the hand or forearm
  • Active users needing fine motor task support

Built to deliver

  • Myoelectric control for natural-feeling movement
  • Multiple grip patterns for different tasks
  • Custom socket interface from the limb scan
  • Lightweight materials for all-day wear

FAQs

How is a myoelectric hand controlled?

Myoelectric systems use signals associated with muscle activity to control powered movements. The control arrangement depends on the fitted system and the user’s assessment.

Will every user be able to use every grip pattern?

Available grips and practical control depend on the model and individual fitting. Ask which tasks will be assessed and what training is included in the proposed rehabilitation plan.

What should be confirmed before choosing a bionic hand?

Discuss the limb level, socket fit, control options, component compatibility, maintenance and training requirements. Ask for the exact model and specification rather than assuming all powered hands offer the same features.