Bionic Arm / Hand Articles

This page contains BionicsForEveryone.com’s User Satisfaction Survey for the bebionic hand. If you are currently a bebionic hand user or have been one previously, please share your experiences in this short survey to help others make more informed decisions.

This page contains BionicsForEveryone.com’s User Satisfaction Survey for the TASKA Hand. If you are currently a TASKA Hand user or have been one previously, please share your experiences in this short survey to help others make more informed decisions.

Rugged, waterproof, and capable of operating in dusty environments, the TASKA Hand is the first bionic hand specifically designed to handle activities such as mowing lawns, operating light chain saws or hedge trimmers, and washing the car.

Ottobock’s bebionic hand offers 14 grip patterns and a carrying capacity of 45 kgs, which places it in the upper third of bionic hands in these two categories. On the downside, there are rumblings about its durability.

At BionicsForEveryone.com, we are very clear about where our loyalties lie when it comes to bionic limbs, and that is with end-users. We don’t have anything negative to say about bionic companies. On the contrary, we have great respect for…

In this interview, Dr. Laurent Frossard describes the key issues for osseointegration patients.

In this interview, Dr. Laurent Frossard explains the eight ways that we can improve osseointegration.

In this interview, Dr. Laurent Frossard describes the disadvantages of osseointegration.

In this interview, Dr. Laurent Frossard describes the advantages of osseointegration.

Everything you need to know about bionic arms and hands, with descriptions of all the current devices, technologies, and the latest research. Continuously updated, this page is intended as your one-stop repository for information on upper-limb bionics.

Myoelectric control systems form the interface between most bionic arms / hands and their human users. Finding the right control system is one of the most important factors in user satisfaction.

When looking at a bionic arm, many people believe that the hand and the arm joints are the primary technology components. This is not true. It is the user control system that holds the key to restoring near-natural capabilities.