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From Grip to Precision: The Evolution of Prosthetic Hands What if your prosthetic hand could move individual fingers or respond to muscle signals in real time? Thanks to innovations in myoelectric and bionic technology, that future is here. Whether you need strength, precision, or simplicity—there’s a prosthetic hand designed to fit your life. 🦾 Discover the types, technology, and cost breakdown in our latest blog. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gBsXsfCt #HortonsOandP #ProstheticsExplained #BionicHands #MyoelectricProsthetics #MobilityInnovation #OrthoticsAndProsthetics #RegainIndependence
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Ever struggle with CNC-machined screws that don't meet thread specs or fit right? Here are 2 quick tips we use daily: 1. Thread Mill vs. Tap: For complex screw geometries (like custom medical/aerospace screws), opt for a thread mill. It lets you adjust thread depth/shape mid-run and avoids tap breakage in tough materials (titanium, anyone?). 2. Coolant Focus: When machining fine threads, direct coolant straight at the cutting zone. This flushes out chips (they love getting trapped in threads!) and keeps tools cool—key for spot-on thread pitch. Small tweaks = screw specs hit every time. What's your go-to screw machining hack? #CNCTips #ScrewMachining #PrecisionManufacturing #CNCMachining #ThreadMilling #Tapping #MedicalManufacturing #AerospaceManufacturing #CoolantTips #MachiningHacks #CustomParts #ManufacturingExcellence #CNCProgramming #ToolingTips #IndustrialTech #CNCManufacturing #RapidPrototyping #CustomManufacture #OrthopedicImplants #OrthopedicSrews
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Below-Knee Socket Designs : Where Biomechanics Meets Humanity Recently, while preparing for an interview, I came across something that reminded me why I love this field. It’s fascinating how much science, creativity, and empathy go into shaping something as “simple” as a prosthetic socket. The Patellar Tendon Bearing (PTB) socket, for example, strategically applies pressure at specific areas to enhance stability and comfort. The Total Surface Bearing (TSB) design distributes pressure evenly across the residual limb, offering a more natural, cushioned fit. Then there’s the Hydrostatic design, which although I haven’t seen in use, uses fluid dynamics to improve suspension and reduce high-pressure zones. Each design represents a different philosophy of care but all share one goal: helping amputees move with comfort, confidence, and dignity. That’s what makes prosthetics so interesting to me. It’s not just about replacing what was lost; it’s about redesigning mobility through understanding, innovation, and heart. Photo credit: Physiopedia #Prosthetics #Orthotics #Rehabilitation #Transtibial #Innovation #Healthcare #EmpathyInEngineering
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🚨 SoftFoot: The Prosthetic Foot That Changes Lives 🚨 ✅✅ Every year, nearly 110,000 lower limb amputations occur in the U.S., and millions worldwide live with limb loss. In these moments, mobility and comfort matter more than ever⏳ But what if there was a prosthetic foot that mimics the natural human foot perfectly, offering strength, flexibility, and balance without motors or complex software? 🦶🦶 Introducing SoftFoot Pro by IIT and the University of Pisa🛠️ This revolutionary prosthetic uses biomimicry to replicate how a real foot moves and adapts to terrain. 🔹 Built-in Windlass Mechanism: Stores and releases energy like a natural foot for smooth walking. 🔹 Terrain-Adaptive: Flexes and conforms to uneven surfaces for stability and comfort. 🔹 Lightweight & Strong: Supports up to 100kg with advanced materials. 🔹 Purely Mechanical Intelligence: Smart design that behaves like a foot, no electronics needed. 🚀 Innovation here means restoring natural movement and independence to millions, bridging nature and technology seamlessly 💭 Could this life changing prosthetic redefine mobility for you or someone you know? Let’s talk in the comments👇 —————————————— 🧠❗ 𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 👉Muhammet Furkan Bolakar and 𝗮𝗰𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗹 🔔 for more updates on how #robotics, #automation and #science are shaping the future. ♻️Robot Technology: RoboSapienss ♻️Science Biology: Mr.Biyolog 📊Digital Marketing: Bignite Digital —————————————— Florian Palatini Christine Raibaldi Christian Kampf 康可安 💊 #MedicalInnovation #Prosthetics #Biomimicry #MobilityTech #FutureOfHealth #Health
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Choosing the Right Prosthetic Arm 🤖💪 Did you know that not all prosthetic arms are the same? From body-powered to high-tech myoelectric options, each design offers different levels of mobility, control, and customization to fit unique lifestyles. Here’s a breakdown of prosthetic arm variations: ✔ Body-Powered: Durable, cable-driven, and budget-friendly ✔ Myoelectric: Uses muscle signals for precision & natural movement ✔ Passive: Aesthetic-focused, great for balance & cosmetic appeal ✔ High-Tech Innovations: AI, sensory feedback, & smart adaptive movements 💡 Understanding your options helps you choose the best fit for your needs. Discover the latest advancements in prosthetic arms and how they can improve mobility in our latest blog! 🔗 Read More: https://lnkd.in/g8UrEx2m #Prosthetics #ProstheticArms #AdaptiveTech #Myoelectric #BodyPowered #HortonsOandP #MobilityMatters
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University of Michigan researchers have shown that a commercial robotic leg can improve mobility for both high- and low-mobility amputees. Working with Össur’s Power Knee, the team’s new control strategy produced more natural gait, reduced tripping risk, and lowered strain on the sound leg and hips. Even after minimal training, participants benefited—one called it the closest they’d felt to two-legged walking. With further development and real-world testing, such powered knees could help more prosthesis users move comfortably and safely. A promising sign that robotic prosthetics are moving from lab innovation to daily life. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eiPGR47Y
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While millions of amputees and accident victims across India and much of the developing world live with upper limb limitations, advanced prosthetic arms remain out of reach. Most models cost between INR 70,000 and 4 lakh, placing them far beyond the means of those who need them most. At Ahmedabad University, a research team comprising our engineering graduates Hetav Shah and Dev Shah of the Class of 2024 along with Professor Maryam Kaveshgar developed a prototype prosthetic arm with multiple gripping patterns, electromyography (EMG) based control and adaptive design at a cost of just INR 8,500. EMG records the tiny electrical signals that muscles naturally generate when they contract. By placing small sensors on the forearm, these signals can be captured and translated into real hand movements, allowing the prosthetic to respond in ways that feel more natural and intuitive. Their work progressed from an initial three claw prototype to a more advanced five claw model, showing how engineering can address accessibility challenges by combining adaptive features, enhanced grip patterns and affordability. This prototype makes one fact clear: Advanced prosthetic technology does not have to be prohibitively expensive. If innovations like this can be scaled, millions who are currently excluded from prosthetic care could regain essential functions of daily life at a fraction of today’s cost. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dtgsXCWV
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Adams Hand is a prosthetic developed to provide an intuitive, life-like experience that can transform daily life. This amazing prosthetic hand automatically adjusts its grip pattern to the shape and size of grasped objects. In this video, Cristina Longo, Marketing & Communication Manager at BionIT Labs, shares why Adam’s Hand was developed. “A device isn't good because it’s high-tech – it’s good because people can actually use it.” Read more about the story of development in the latest issue of Driven magazine: https://lnkd.in/eqKAArRK #prosthetics
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The 2025 American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA) National Assembly in Orlando, Florida assembled global leaders in prosthetics and orthotics for four days of innovation and collaboration. ✨ TASKA Prosthetics was proud to exhibit alongside our North American distributor, Fillauer Companies, where we unveiled three key innovations: MyoTriggers, grip sharing, and the all-new TASKA PowerCore™ - a refined, waterproof power system designed with both clinicians and users in mind. 📰 Read to find out more: https://ow.ly/3xkA50WZ6Eu #TASKAProsthetics #TASKAChampion #TASKAglobal #TASKAhand #domoreTASKA #prosthetichand #myoelectrichand #bionichand
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Ok, we are getting the robotic "Thing" 🫳 from the Wednesday show sooner than expected 🙃 Tilly Lockey showcases her new bionic prosthetics that can be detached and still work remotely.
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