Mobility Articles

An indestructible bionic hand, wearable biosensors with a built-in AI control system, and non-invasive sensory feedback for bionic feet. What’s not to love?

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…

This page contains our User Satisfaction Survey for the Rheo Knee XC — four multiple-choice questions that can be answered in only 60 seconds.

Ossur’s Rheo Knee XC is the premium version of its sister product, the Rheo Knee. Added features include increased support for higher-level activities.

Keeping track of the world’s most advanced bionic limbs helps is important because they are the vanguard of the coming bionic limb revolution.

Looking for a quick list of bionic elbows? For your convenience, this page lists the main elbows currently on the market, with links to individual articles on each elbow.

A look at some recent bionic research articles as of April 04, 2021, including technology to design perfect sockets, advances in 3D printing, and a bionic arm that can bond with users over time.

This page contains our User Satisfaction Survey for the Genium bionic knee — 4 multiple-choice questions that can be answered in 60 seconds.

The Ottobock Genium Knee uses microprocessor technology to help users walk with a more natural gait, improved safety, and reduced energy consumption.

A study to capture the experiences and perception of prosthetic leg users — part of a broader project to develop prosthetic sockets that can detect and communicate important sensations to end-users.

Our definition of bionic touch goes beyond sensory feedback, i.e. where sensors must make contact with the external world to generate information.

This snapshot looks at the work being done by the Neuromechanics and Rehabilitation Technology Group at the Imperial College London in the U.K.

This page contains our User Satisfaction Survey for the Hy5 MyHand. Please share your experiences to help others make informed decisions.

The MyHand from Hy5 is a hybrid hand that uses myoelectric sensors to trigger open and close actions but hydraulics to execute these actions.

Check out our early impressions from the results of our User Satisfaction Surveys on bionic limbs. Results for individual devices to follow.