Myoelectric Prosthesis

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A below-elbow myoelectric prosthesis is designed for transradial amputees. Sensors inside the socket detect muscle contractions from the residual limb to control the opening, closing, and grip functions of the prosthetic hand.

• Muscle signal-controlled hand movement
• Multiple grip patterns
• Lightweight and cosmetic design
• Rechargeable battery system
• Improved functional control

• Natural hand movement
• Better grip and object handling
• Increased independence in daily activities
• Improved cosmetic appearance

• Below-elbow amputees
• Moderate to high activity users
• Patients seeking advanced prosthetic function

An above-elbow myoelectric prosthesis is designed for transhumeral amputees and may include powered elbow, wrist, and hand components controlled through muscle signals from the residual limb.

• Powered elbow and hand movements
• Advanced electronic control system
• Multiple grip and motion functions
• Improved arm functionality
• Natural cosmetic appearance

• Better functional independence
• Improved reach and movement control
• Enhanced daily activity performance
• Increased confidence and comfort

• Above-elbow amputees
• Active users requiring advanced prosthetic control
• Patients seeking high-function prosthetic solutions

• Above-elbow amputees
• Active users requiring advanced prosthetic control
• Patients seeking high-function prosthetic solutions