Genium

Hamed faced leg amputation as a child, and never let it get in the way of leading an active life filled with family, friends, and sports. Always seeking new challenges and setting new goals for himself, Hamed loves how his prosthesis takes him on new journeys every single day!

There's nothing more important to Aaron than being able to keep up with his fast-paced family! As a bilateral amputee, there's no challenge he isn't willing to take on. Whether he's at work, on a weekend getaway with his kids, or taking some time to go fishing, he's ready for anything.

Thanks to integrated Bluetooth, the Genium can also be controlled with an app. Additional movement patterns are stored as MyModes and can be very easily selected using the corresponding app. Mute mode can be selected via the app as well and is ideal when visiting the cinema or theatre, for example. The battery charge level can also be checked in no time using the Cockpit app, which is available for the new Genium on both Android and Apple (iOS) devices.

The Genium’s introduction in 2011 represented a breakthrough in knee joint technology – but it didn't stop there. Every step of the Genium’s development has pushed the limits of technology further with the goal of coming even closer to the natural model. Years of research and development work have resulted in the Genium as we know it today. Movements are calculated with incomparable accuracy and triggered in real time. The technology recognizes whether the patient is on uneven terrain or inclines and whether they are changing speeds.

Studies have proven the long-term health benefits of the targeted relief it provides for the sound side. Compensating movements are reduced. Thanks to the Genium’s intuitive use, patients benefit from being able to focus their attention on the important things in life, rather than having to think about every step.