Prosthetics

Upper extremity prosthetics

Hand prosthetics

The multi-articulating bebionic hand is transforming the lives and abilities of amputees around the world. This ranges from helping them perform simple tasks like tying their shoelaces to restoring their control and self-esteem.
The “Flex” wrist makes it easy for the user to lock or unlock the wrist position and set the hand prosthesis in five different positions.

Comfortable, intuitive and precise – the bebionic hand is transforming the lives and abilities of amputees around the world. And this extends from helping them perform simple tasks like tying their shoelaces to giving them back their control and self-esteem.
With 14 different grips and hand positions, the bebionic artificial hand makes it easy to carry out day-to-day activities such as eating meals, carrying bags, opening doors and switching on lights and typing.
Individual motors in each finger allow you to precisely control the hand and grasp objects in a natural, coordinated way. Proportional speed control gives you control over delicate tasks.
The hand is available in two different sizes and with three wrist versions to suit individual requirements.
Together with Ottobock pattern recognition, the Myo Plus control gives the bebionic hand entirely new options for intuitive, natural movements without switching.

The System Electric Hand Digital Twin with quick-disconnect wrist is suitable for all amputation levels, except wrist disarticulation. It encompasses digital and dual-channel control, meaning it can be controlled using two electrodes or only one.

Prosthetic Adapter

The electric wrist rotator controls the electric motor driven pronation and supination of the System Electric Hand or System Electric Greifer with quick-disconnect wrist. Rotation of more than 360° is possible. Combination with the MyoRotronic (article no. 13E205) is possible.
In case of insufficient muscle tension, it can also be controlled with the harness pull switch (article no. 9X14), cable pull switch (article no. 9X18) or rocker switch (article no. 9X25).

The Michelangelo prosthetic hand features a highly natural design that’s built on advanced technology.
It will give you more ways to move your hand, and make all sorts of everyday tasks easier and more natural. Imagine being able to grasp and hold objects with greater control—and less effort.

Elbow prosthetics

The DynamicArm Plus elbow joint is intended for the treatment of users with transhumeral or higher amputation levels who are able to use more than two EMG signals to control their prosthesis, for example after a TMR operation.

After an upper limb amputation, patients want to be sure that their electric Greifer offers extensive independence in everyday life in addition to being easy to use. The system electric Greifer has been setting standards and providing reliable support for over three decades. The system electric Greifer helps the user work precisely and enables a powerful grip, supporting both detailed tasks as well as the handling of heavy objects. For those who work with their hands as well as for enthusiastic hobbyists, the broad range of gripping features makes the robust Greifer an essential complement to their system electric hand. The user can switch the hand and Greifer themselves to adjust the functionality to the relevant requirements in just a few seconds. Different gripping tips (wide, narrow or rubber coated) allow further adaptation for special tasks. The additional LED lamp illuminates the working area perfectly.

Prosthetic gloves

The prosthesis shouldn’t be the first thing people see: That’s what many prosthesis users want. For this reason, the MySkin Myo cover is individually adapted to the colour and structure of your skin and fabricated for you by hand. This makes each cover unique – just like you. Apart from its natural appearance, the silicone cover stands out for its functional grip and long-lasting aesthetic look. Unlike PVC gloves, this cover can be easily cleaned on a daily basis, usually with nothing more than water and soap.

Prosthetic accessories

The MyoCharge Integral is used to charge the MyoEnergy Integral integrated into the socket by simply connecting the charging plug to the charging receptacle on the outside of the socket. An integrated magnet secures the plug to the charging receptacle. The special contour of the charging plug and charging receptacle ensures the quick and reliable positioning of both components. LEDs indicate the current charge level of the battery.

This component is ideally suited for use in hybrid prostheses with a myoelectric hand and elbow joint lock, which are operated using a body harness. Electric cables can be artfully concealed inside the prosthesis thanks to the “Easy Plug” integrated cable guide. It also makes it easy to connect the electrode and battery cables to the elbow ball. This not only reduces the risk of a defect (e.g. due to broken cables) but also helps the prosthesis integrate more smoothly into your overall appearance.

The ErgoArm Electronic plus can be locked and released using various electronic signals or a switch. This is done quickly and inconspicuously – even under high joint loads.