Yes. AtriEx can use sEMG signals from residual muscles to control prosthetic hand movements, making it a myoelectric hand prosthesis.
The all-new AtriEx Electronic Upper Limb Terminal Device is an advanced electric prosthetic hand offering intuitive control. Works with or without sEMG.
VAC (Voluntary Access Control) is a wireless trans-linear actuation device and an excellent substitute for sEMG sensors.
It is easily adaptable and requires less maintenance and training.
VAC promises to deliver comparable outcomes to traditional Myo-Electric switch and is especially useful for hand prosthetic users living in tropical climates or with low sEMG signal strength.
Surface electromyography (sEMG) detects muscle activity non-invasively for prosthetic hand control. Electrodes on the skin pick up muscle signals, allowing intuitive prosthetic movements based on user thought. Real-time feedback and signal processing advancements enhance precision and natural interaction, fostering autonomy for users with upper limb loss.
Stay informed and in control with AtriEX’s vibrant OLED display. Effortlessly monitor battery charge levels and connection status at a glance, ensuring seamless integration and peace of mind throughout your day. With intuitive clarity, AtriEX empowers users to navigate their world with confidence and ease.
Unleash your strength with AtriEX, boasting a remarkable 14kg load carry capacity. Elevate your expectations with hardware crafted from aircraft-grade aluminum.
With its dust and water resistance, stay confident in Activities of Daily Living( ADL). Engineered for resilience and precision, experience unparalleled strength and reliability for seamless everyday performance.
AtriEx features a high-capacity 1000mAh battery with optimized power usage, delivering reliable and long-lasting performance throughout your day.
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Consult with our prosthetic specialists to explore AtriEx, an advanced myoelectric hand prosthesis designed for responsive control, functional movement, and comfortable everyday use.
Yes. AtriEx can use sEMG signals from residual muscles to control prosthetic hand movements, making it a myoelectric hand prosthesis.
AtriEx is an electric prosthetic hand that uses powered actuation and can be controlled through sEMG or a wireless VAC switch.
AtriEx is an advanced electric prosthetic hand for upper-limb amputation. Its electronic control system supports intuitive hand movement through sEMG or VAC control.
AtriEx may be considered for suitable upper-limb prosthetic users who can achieve the required control through sEMG or the available VAC control system. A prosthetic specialist can assess individual suitability.
Yes. AtriEx can be operated using its wireless VAC switch, which provides an alternative to sEMG-based control.
AtriEx uses electronic control inputs from sEMG sensors or the VAC switch to actuate the prosthetic hand and support controlled grasping and movement.
AtriEx is designed for everyday use and can grasp objects at different opening positions. Its dust and splash resistance also supports use during daily activities.
AtriEx has an overall carry-load specification of 14 kg.
The AtriEx 1000mAh battery has a stated charging time of approximately 4-5 hours.