Cyber MotoricaA cutting-edge, lightweight gadget for prosthetics performed at the hand level with a wrist joint.
The grip function is performed by bending the arm at the wrist joint. As you bend it, the tension of the cables that pull the fingers of the prosthesis together occurs. Even children can easily master this type of prosthesis. To ensure all-day comfort, the body of the prosthesis is made of lightweight but durable plastic. The CYBI hand weighs a mere 200-400 grams.
It is perfect for early stage prosthetics when you are 2 years old or if a bionic prosthesis is not optimal for you. The prosthesis is electronic-free and waterproof. Your prosthesis is completely customizable at the time of ordering.
CYBI Fingers - Body-Powered Prosthetic HandCyber Motorica2022-08-15 | A cutting-edge, lightweight gadget for prosthetics performed at the hand level with a wrist joint.
The grip function is performed by bending the arm at the wrist joint. As you bend it, the tension of the cables that pull the fingers of the prosthesis together occurs. Even children can easily master this type of prosthesis. To ensure all-day comfort, the body of the prosthesis is made of lightweight but durable plastic. The CYBI hand weighs a mere 200-400 grams.
It is perfect for early stage prosthetics when you are 2 years old or if a bionic prosthesis is not optimal for you. The prosthesis is electronic-free and waterproof. Your prosthesis is completely customizable at the time of ordering.
The prosthesis consists of a hand, a residual limb socket with control sensors, a battery, a charger, and electrical cables.
Each finger of the prosthesis has an autonomous drive, which means you can make any gestures you want. There is a thumb-retraction feature. The fingers have flexible phalanges for a more convenient grip.
Configure your hand gestures as you wish and use the standard grips for a variety of objects and actions.
global.motorica.org/prosthetics/upper-limb/manifesto-handIndy Hand - Bionic Prosthetic HandCyber Motorica2023-04-10 | INDY is one of our robotic lines of prostheses with one type of grip. Your prosthesis is driven by smart sensors and is activated by a trustworthy, high-powered electric motor. The casing of the hand is made of stainless steel, aluminum, and polyamide. Total assembly weighs only 350 grams.
The pioneering single-grip bionic prosthetic hand customized to best suit your needs.
The prosthesis helps with up to 80 percent of daily tasks: getting dressed, picking up small items, cooking, carrying things, and exercising with an even workload.Manifesto Elbow - Bionic Prosthetic ElbowCyber Motorica2023-04-10 | Multifunctional bionic prosthesis elbow with mobility in each finger.
The prosthesis consists of a hand, a residual limb socket with control sensors, a battery, a charger, and electrical cables.
Each finger of the prosthesis has an autonomous drive, which means you can make any gestures you want. There is a thumb-retraction feature. The fingers have flexible phalanges for a more convenient grip.
Configure your hand gestures as you wish and use the standard grips for a variety of objects and actions.
The grip function is performed by bending the arm at the elbow joint. As you bend it, the tension of the cables that pull the fingers of the prosthesis together occurs. Even children can easily master this type of prosthesis. To ensure all-day comfort, the body of the prosthesis is made of lightweight but durable plastic. The CYBI arm weighs a mere 300-500 grams.
It is perfect for early stage prosthetics when you are 2 years old or if a bionic prosthesis is not optimal for you. The prosthesis is electronic-free and waterproof. Your prosthesis is completely customizable at the time of ordering.
The prosthesis consists of a hand, a residual limb socket with control sensors, a battery, a charger, and electrical cables.
Each finger of the prosthesis has an autonomous drive, which means you can make any gestures you want. There is a thumb-retraction feature. The fingers have flexible phalanges for a more convenient grip.
The prosthesis is created and manufactured using advanced 3D printing techniques to fit your level of injury or congenital case.
global.motorica.org/prosthetics/upper-limb/manifesto-fingersIndy Hand - Bionic Prosthetic HandCyber Motorica2022-08-15 | INDY is one of our robotic lines of prostheses with one type of grip. Your prosthesis is driven by smart sensors and is activated by a trustworthy, high-powered electric motor. The casing of the hand is made of stainless steel, aluminum, and polyamide. Total assembly weighs only 350 grams.
The pioneering single-grip bionic prosthetic hand customized to best suit your needs.
The prosthesis helps with up to 80 percent of daily tasks: getting dressed, picking up small items, cooking, carrying things, and exercising with an even workload.Manifesto Hand - Bionic Prosthetic HandCyber Motorica2022-08-15 | Multifunctional bionic hand prosthesis with mobility in each finger.
The prosthesis consists of a hand, a residual limb socket with control sensors, a battery, a charger, and electrical cables.
Each finger of the prosthesis has an autonomous drive, which means you can make any gestures you want. There is a thumb-retraction feature. The fingers have flexible phalanges for a more convenient grip.
Configure your hand gestures as you wish and use the standard grips for a variety of objects and actions.
The prosthesis consists of a hand, a residual limb socket with control sensors, a battery, a charger, and electrical cables.
Each finger of the prosthesis has an autonomous drive, which means you can make any gestures you want. There is a thumb-retraction feature. The fingers have flexible phalanges for a more convenient grip.
The prosthesis is created and manufactured using advanced 3D printing techniques to fit your level of injury or congenital case.
The grip function is performed by bending the arm at the elbow joint. As you bend it, the tension of the cables that pull the fingers of the prosthesis together occurs. Even children can easily master this type of prosthesis. To ensure all-day comfort, the body of the prosthesis is made of lightweight but durable plastic. The CYBI arm weighs a mere 300-500 grams.
It is perfect for early stage prosthetics when you are 2 years old or if a bionic prosthesis is not optimal for you. The prosthesis is electronic-free and waterproof. Your prosthesis is completely customizable at the time of ordering.
global.motorica.org/prosthetics/upper-limb/cybi-handAngelina Bruno - danseuse professionnelle et humoristeCyber Motorica2021-09-24 | La danseuse belge de hip-hop Angelina Bruno est une danseuse professionnelle, elle est aussi thérapeute de la danse et maintenant elle teste le standup. Elle n'a pas eu un parcours typique et n'a pas dansé quand elle était jeune fille. Angelina a commencé à danser à 18 ans après un gros accident de voiture où elle a perdu son avant-bras droit. Après ce traumatisme, Angelina a eu beaucoup de difficultés non seulement physiques mais aussi psychologiques. Et dans une année où ça n'allait pas du tout physiquement, elle est allée voir son médecin qui lui a dit qu'elle devait faire du sport pour se remettre. C'est là qu'elle a testé la danse. Cela l'a aidée à se rapprocher d'un autre corps et, ce qui est le plus important, à l'accepter absolument avec son asymétrie.Ilya Morkovsky - Modern and Functional Prosthetic HandsCyber Motorica2021-09-13 | Motorica has been studying and developing technologies at the junction of medicine and robotics since 2014. At this time, we are producing two types of prostheses: active, body-powered CYBI prostheses and Indy and Manifesto bionic prostheses. The prostheses are suitable for children and adults with upper limb amputations at the wrist and forearm level.Happy Independence day India!Cyber Motorica2021-08-13 | ...People with functional prosthetic hand got an affordable opportunity to use smartphones and tabletsCyber Motorica2021-07-22 | The use of graphene nanotubes in fingerstalls made of electrically conductive silicones allowed young scientists from Motorica to make functional prosthetic hands that can interact with touch screens. The cost of cyber prostheses with such functions is 10 to 15 times lower than that of the nearest comparable solutions priced up to $30.000.
Today, over 1.5 million handless people live worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, only 1 out of 10 people without hands in the world receives necessary prosthetics, and in developing countries, this figure is down to only 5% of all those in need. “A prosthesis should not be an expensive medical product manufactured at a small scale, but should rather become an affordable wearable electronic gadget just like a smart watch or a smart phone. We do more than just restore the functionality of the hand: we expand it,” says Vasiliy Khlebnikov, Co-Founder and Chief Development Officer at Motorica, a Russian developer and manufacturer of functional “cyber hands.”
A range of the company’s innovative products includes a prosthetic hand providing the ability to operate touch screens. This function was made possible due to fingerstalls made of electrically conductive silicone containing OCSiAl’s TUBALL graphene nanotubes, which can transmit electrical currents from the human body. These fingertips are being installed on body-powered and bionic prostheses in their basic configuration. This technology is effective for all types of modern touch-screen displays.
“More sophisticated and expensive technologies developed for bionic prostheses are available on the market today, where electrical current is generated using internal electronic circuits and sent to a fingerstall. We use electrically conductive silicone, which solves this problem without an additional current source. At a customer’s request, we can manufacture a fingerstall with a touch-screen function for all fingers of the prosthesis, but the index finger or little finger is typically enough,” said Ilya Chekh, Co-Founder and General Director of Motorica.
The scope of application of graphene nanotubes expands further. Flexible and ultra-strong graphene nanotubes resemble a long human hair in their shape; however, they are 50,000 times thinner than a hair. Due to such a unique morphology and characteristics, graphene nanotubes impart a new combination of properties to materials. In addition to silicones, they are used in dozens of other polymers and electrochemical current sources.
Hundreds of thousands of children live without hands. They also want to play sports, but often get rejected in sports sections. This is the story of the kids who did not accept the rejection, but went on to their dream.
A collaborative project of Motorica and NIKE "Sport without exceptions" shows how coaches can include children with prosthetic hands in their classes. Join us and change the world with us!
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Join us on social networks: Facebook — facebook.com/motorica.global Instagram — instagram.com/motorica.globalATTILAN VR - The new age of rehabilitationCyber Motorica2019-10-07 | ATTILAN VR is an innovative rehabilitation platform in virtual reality. It takes advantage of the IoT and VR technologies to bring the recovering and rehabilitation processes to the next level. http://attilan.space/ We believe that rehabilitation should be interactive and fascinating! To bring this idea to life we're developing a virtual space station where patients are taking part in colonization mission on Mars.
Patients will have much more positive personalized experience during their rehabilitation process. Their progress is tracked and ready to share with their doctor, clinic or rehab center. It will certainly increase the efficiency of recovery or learning process, save hours of time for doctors and at the same time make it possible to connect doctors and patients from different countries.Keep moving | Beeline х MotoricaCyber Motorica2018-12-24 | ...Butterfly | futuristic upper limb prostheses for MotoricaCyber Motorica2018-12-17 | ...CYBI | body-powered upper limb functional prosthesesCyber Motorica2018-12-17 | ...Motorica | Social Impact AwardCyber Motorica2018-12-17 | ...