What Is A Bionic Hand, And How It Can Benefit You

Prosthetics That Redefine Ability

A bionic hand is an advanced prosthetic solution, designed to mimic the movements made by human hands. Providing an upgraded level of functionality in comparison to other prosthetics, bionic hands support people who have an upper-limb difference to complete daily tasks and activities.

Often controlled through signals that are produced when a user flexes the muscles in their arm, the bionic hand is sent commands when the signal is detected by sensors inside the user’s prosthetic. The bionic hand will then move in response, opening and closing depending on which way the muscles are flexed.

Designed for all types of residual limbs

As bionic technology continues to evolve, COVVI has focused on creating a solution that provides users with an unmatched level of personalisation. The COVVI Hand can be adapted to a user’s exact specifications and needs through the use of the COVVI Go App.

From selecting the hand positions that a person will use the most throughout the day, to setting the intensity of the signal required to make the hand move. This means that users can work alongside their clinicians to ensure that their COVVI Hand matches their lifestyle.

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Supporting you and your lifestyle

Bionic hands, like COVVI’s, feature technology that allows users to switch between different grip patterns or modes, meaning that it is a versatile tool for a number of tasks and activities.

The COVVI Hand is equipped with 24+ grip patterns that users can access for different scenarios. Prosthetic users can also use multiple methods to switch between the grips available, meaning that there is limitless choice in terms of how you can use your hand.

What can you do with a bionic hand?

Bionic hands can be used for a number of tasks, but their main purpose is to enhance the opportunities for users so that they can complete daily activities with ease.

From cooking, cleaning, eating, and getting dressed in the morning, the COVVI Hand is designed to make those tasks easier with specific grips designed for different scenarios.

Sarah Almagro Vallejo | Our Incredible COVVI Advocates

And that’s it!

The COVVI Hand is one of the most adaptive bionic hands in the world, meaning that it can suit many different upper-limb differences. Looking to start your COVVI journey? Our dedicated team is ready to support you in getting started:

How Do I Get A Bionic Hand?

Please complete the short form below, and a member of our expert team will be in touch with bespoke advice on how best to help you get your very own COVVI Hand. If you are based in the UK and would like to know more about obtaining a prosthesis through the NHS, visit our webpage on NHS Funding.

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Please Note: The COVVI Hand is a complete limb absence solution, therefore your residual limb must end between your wrist and shoulder in order to be fitted with a prosthetic hand like ours. As it is also a myo-electric prosthetic device controlled by EMG sensors, patients must also be able to produce muscle signals to operate the hand, which means it isn't suitable for those who have lost the ability to move their arm from an injury, stroke or any other form of paralysis.

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