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MeHand (bionic prosthetic hand)

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Developers: Metiz Manufacturing
Date of the premiere of the system: June 2024
Branches: Pharmaceuticals, Medicine, Healthcare

2024: Product Announcement

At the end of June 2024, the Russian company Metiz presented an advanced hand bioprosthesis called MeHand. This product allows patients with hand amputation to perform a wide range of high-precision actions - writing, printing, working with a stapler or scissors, preparing food, etc.

MeHand bioprosthesis was developed by the startup MaxBionic, whose 59 percent stake was acquired by Metiz in 2023. A multi-grip prosthetic hand, as noted, is designed for people with an active lifestyle. Thanks to high-power engines and artificial intelligence, the product is able to cope with even the most complex tasks at an intuitive level. Up to 30 gestures and contractions are supported to perform the usual actions.

source = PharmMedProm
MeHand bioprosthesis

As of mid-2024, MeHand is the Russia only one in bioprosthesis with a touch screen, scramble generator and 360-degree wrist rotation. Artificial intelligence Quora suppresses noise from EMG electrodes, responds accurately to the command and allows you to select only those gestures that are most convenient for the user. Various control options have been implemented: these are, in particular, muscle triggers and sensors. Configuration is carried out through the accompanying application through - Bluetooth connection.

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The brush is anthropomorphic, myoelectric, each finger with its own engine. Provides the patient with naturalness, speed and accuracy of movement. He has 20 types of fights and 10 gestures, - notes "Metiz."
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Steel, titanium and polyurethane are used in the manufacture of the prosthesis. Protection against moisture and dust according to the IP54 standard is provided. The special design of the finger motors reduces the level of mechanical noise when performing various actions and closing the hand. The operating temperature range ranges from -20 to + 60 degrees Celsius[1]

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