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myoelectric prosthesis
A myoelectric prosthesis is a powered, battery-operated device that uses muscle signals to control movement. They are used to replace or restore function in the upper limbs of people who have experienced trauma, disease, or congenital causes. Myoelectric prosthesisHow it worksUses surface electrodes to detect muscle signals, which are then used to control motorsAdvantagesMore grip strength, more natural hand movements, more intuitive controlDisadvantagesMore expensive, heavier, and require more training than body-powered prosthesesWho might benefitPeople who can't use a body-powered device, or who need improved grip or motion

Additional Information:

• Item Code: 66
• Production Capacity: 1
• Delivery Time: 10 DAYS
• Packaging Details: BAG

Types of Prosthetic Hands

1. Passive Prosthetic Hands

   • Mainly for appearance

   • Limited or no movement

2. Body-Powered Prosthetic Hands

   • Controlled by cables and harnesses

   • Simple but reliable

3. Myoelectric Prosthetic Hands

   • Controlled by electrical signals from muscles

   • More natural movement, but expensive and needs charging

4. Bionic Hands

   • Advanced sensors, AI, even touch feedback

   • High-tech, very customizable

Additional Information:

• Item Code: 745
• Production Capacity: 10
• Delivery Time: 7 days
• Packaging Details: bag