Electric Fingers for Partial Hand

Electric fingers for partial hands consist of individually-powered prosthetic fingers that can bend, touch, pick up and point, and can also be electrically controlled. Partial hand solutions with electric fingers can be built to match a person’s sound side or to match any remaining fingers. Thumb solutions can be built using either powered or non-powered options. Advanced Arm Dynamics has played a key role in the research, development and beta testing of electric fingers. These breakthrough designs are lightweight, highly durable and available in sizes that are proportional to human fingers.

NBC News Philadelphia - Newly Engineered Prosthetic Hands Revolutionize Life for College Student, Injured Soldier

 

NBC Philadelphia

Two breakthrough prosthetic hand technologies were featured on NBC, ABC and CBS news in Philadelphia by Advanced Arm Dynamics' patients Colby Helffrich and Army Staff Sergeant Ramon Padilla (RET.) Helffrich, who lost all his left fingers when he was hit by a train, is now wearing electric fingers that are helping him pursue an education in physical therapy. Padilla, who lost his left arm below the elbow while serving in Afghanistan, is wearing the bebionic v2 hand.

 

Metro Philadelphia

Metro Philadelphia Article - July 28, 2011 - Advanced Arm Dynamics' patients Colby Helffrich and Army Staff Sergeant Ramon Padilla (RET.) demonstrated their advanced prosthetic hands for Metro Philadelphia newspaper. Helffrich has been involved in the development and testing process for the newly engineered prosthetic fingers that he now wears on his partially amputated left hand. Padilla, who lost his left arm below the elbow while serving in Afghanistan, is impressed with the multiple grip patterns of his new bebionic v2 hand.