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Myoelectrics enables people with an amputation to control prostheses with the help of the electricity generated by the biochemical processes in muscle cells. With impressive functionality, the MeHandA bionic hand prosthesis enables patients with one workable muscle group to control the hand from either two or one electrode. The prosthesis features proportional control of speed and a gripping force of 90 newtons, providing well-coordinated work of all five fingers. With increased speed and precision of movements, it offers more than 100 different patterns of artificial hand gestures. This prosthesis thus makes everyday life easier and showcases a functionality of natural appearance. The fingers also have the function of cushioning an object when gripping, as each finger acts independently of each other. The minimum time to grip the hand from a fully open to a clenched fist is 1.2 seconds. With the help of a software program, users have the ability to customise the options for myoelectric trigger signals and certain gesture patterns for switching between different grips. The charge level indicator positioned on the wrist is easy to see. Sensitivity adjustment of the sensors can be carried out mechanically, as well as remotely via Bluetooth connection using an application installed on a PC. A clearly designed touch panel supports switching and changing gestures intuitively.

MeHandA 仿生假手能够通过两个或一个电极控制动作，具有速度比例控制和 90 牛的夹力，可提供所有五个手指的协调工作，提供 100 多种不同的人工手势模式。在软件程序的帮助下，用户可以自定义肌电触发信号的选项和某些手势模式，以便在不同的握紧手势之间进行切换。

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The design of the MeHandA hand prosthesis impresses with its clear visualisation of functionality and precision. This bionic prosthesis delivers a clear statement and instantly inspires patient confidence. Making use of myoelectrics in an innovative manner, it offers people with amputations the prospect of mastering their everyday lives with more ease. The gestures of both the entire hand and the individual fingers are smooth and impart a very natural feel.

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Manufacturer:
MaxBionic, LLC, Moscow, Russia
In-house design:
Nikita Voitenko
www.maxbionic.com