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Lindsay Block finds the i-LIMB Hand easy to use; she says that unlike other devices she has tried, it doesn't squish things like flowers. She looks forward to juggling babies in future.

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Meet two individuals that have benefited from the i-Limb Hand. The i-Limb Hand was developed using leading-edge mechanical engineering techniques and is manufactured using high-strength plastics. The i-LIMB Hand is controlled by a unique, highly intuitive control system that uses a traditional two-input myoelectric (muscle signal) to open and close the hand's life-like fingers. Learn more about the i-Limb Prosthetic hand: prostheticscience.com Contact Prosthetic Science: prostheticscience.com

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A Formula One fan has had his wish of a new bionic hand fulfilled after a plucky letter to Mercedes team boss Ross Brawn. Matthew James, a 14-year-old from Wokingham in Berkshire, was born without a left hand. He had his eye on an i-Limb Pulse from Touch Bionics, a firm in Scotland. His family had raised some money, but nowhere near the £30000 needed. Mercedes and Touch Bionics agreed to share technology which is used in both the cars and the bionic arm, and as part of the deal the £25000 fee to fit the hand and train Matthew to use it was waived.

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Some joke around and call it the terminator hand. This is an incredible new piece of technology! One can only imagine, the possibilities. After seeing the end of the vid, how they compare intelligence with dexterity - it makes you wonder, with our current technology and people always at the computer, moving their fingers at hyper-speed hitting individual targets/keys... where we are headed. This is fantastic! For some good quick reading on the i-hand check out the following link: news.bbc.co.uk The world's first commercially available bionic hand has been recognised as one of the top inventions of 2008. The hands are fitted with a realistic silicone outer skin, which also helps for adding extra grip. I did some research on it because what got me curious was how can it sense anything... be touch sensitive. Then I found out it doesn't have any senses, but hopefully one day we will get to that point so that the prosthetic device is even more useful. I have had many ideas myself for how to enable this on a prosthetic device - the only problem is getting the money and funding to test out the ideas. Hope you like the vid. Rate please 5 stars if you liked. People need to know the technology that is out there! La société Touch Bionics (Edimburgh, Ecossse) vient de mettre au point une prothèse bionique de membre supérieur (système I-LIMB HAND). Extrait d'un reportage de la BBC

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After serious health problems, Ray Edwards pronounces life is really worth living he never thought he would be trying such an amazing piece of technology as the i-LIMB Hand. He says kids will be in awe and everyone in the road will want to come and see him.

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Touch Bionics, developer of advanced upper-limb bionic technologies, launches ProDigits, the worlds first powered bionic finger solution for patients with missing fingers. Now partial-hand patients have a dexterous powered solution to support their return to function and independence.

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Jason Henderson talks about his everyday experiences as a student: eating without crushing his food, using the computer and writing.

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Keiron McCammon uses the i-LIMB Hand as his everyday device and comments that the Touch Bionics guys have done an incredible job; more people should go and get one and contribute to the research for upper limb amputees.

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Richard Sire of Diablo P&O in Pleasanton California says of Keiron McKammon that he engages in a lot of activities (playing guitar, golf, yoga, key-board). In a short time, he was capable of operating his i-LIMB Hand in different positions, speeds and grip forces.

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Phil Newman from Touch Bionics talks about the latest developments in bionic hands.

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Ross Stack pronounces his i-LIMB Hand 'awesome' and his confidence has grown. As a trainer, the decent cover and the fact that it operates like a real hand keeps his student's attention on him rather than on his hand.

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Dr Sellaiah Soori of Queen Mary's Hospital Roehampton UK witnessed a patient demonstrating the i-LIMB Hand at an international conference in prosthetics. He eagerly prescribed the hand to his patient (Ray Edwards) and pronounced it a genuine breakthrough.

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By Christine Lavelle SCOTTISH Secretary Michael Moore got to grips with some fake hands today as he visited the country's most successful prosthetic limb company. The Lib Dem MP was treated to a tour around Livingston's Touch Bionics, which specialises in making lifelike and functional hands for patients with lost limbs. He said he wasn't surprised at last month's announcement that the firm had been named Europe's most innovative company of the year at the 2010 International Business Awards.

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Watch and listen to Kim Doolan of Touch Bionics talk about the company's prosthetics, as exhibited at the American Occupational Therapy Association's (AOTA) annual meeting in Houston. Check out www.therapytimes.com for more information and other interviews from the AOTA show.

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Stuart Mead, CEO of Touch Bionics talks about their ground-breaking work and how Scottish Development International (SDI) has helped them tap into a number of overseas markets. www.sdi.co.uk has more information on helping you grow your business internationally. www.sdi.co.uk has more information on the life sciences industry in Scotland.

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Hugh Gill, Director of Technology and Operations at Touch Bionics, describes the grips achievable with the i-LIMB Hand and the emotional feeling that patients experience with the hand that enables them to do more than other prosthetics.

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Carol Kisner of United Rehab Center in Bridgeport West Virginia found that previous myoelectrical devices were disappointing and there is nothing that her patients cannot accomplish with the i-LIMB Hand.

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The new i-LIMB Pulse from Touch Bionics

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In this video, a new wearer of our ProDigits partial hand prosthesis attempts some everyday tasks both with and without his prosthesis. Note that this video was taken part-way through the patient's fitting at a Touch Life Center clinic and the ProDigits device shown in this example is an early stage test device and not his final prosthesis.

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22 yr old Juan Carlos Figueroa has a new outlook on life. After sustaining an injury that left him with only one finger, ProCare, along with the help of Touch Bionics, created Juan a custom ProDigits myoelectric prosthesis. Juan now picks up skittles, stacks blocks, picks up and pours from a water bottle, cuts and eats steak, picks up an apple, and so much more in this video. ProCare is 1 of 2 exclusive partnered facilities with Touch Bionics in the state of Georgia.

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Touch Bionics, developer of the world's first commercially available bionic hand, today announced that its i-LIMB Hand and ProDigits partial hand prostheses are now generally available and have been successfully fitted to a significant number of patients across the United States and in Europe. Touch Bionics' i-LIMB Hand looks and acts like a real human hand and is the world's first widely available prosthetic device with five individually powered digits. In another industry first, Touch Bionics' ProDigits product is adapted for patients who have a partial hand, due either to congenitally missing fingers or fingers lost through an accident. Partial hand is an area of prosthetics that has been without suitable powered products in the past. The i-LIMB Hand and ProDigits will be formally unveiled later this month at the 12th World Congress of the International Society for Prosthetics and Orthotics in Vancouver, Canada. But Touch Bionics' technology is already changing the lives of patients with its prosthetic products, working with leading US clinical partners including Advanced Arm Dynamics, Benchmark Orthotics and Prosthetics, Hanger Prosthetics and Orthotics, LIVINGSKIN and Scott Sabolich Prosthetics and Research. Sergeant US Army (ret'd.) Juan Arredondo of Universal City, TX, who lost his hand in Iraq in 2004 after his patrol vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device, is one patient who today is living a different life after being fitted with the i-LIMB Hand <b>...</b>

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Bertolt Meyer talks about how advances in prosthetic hand technology have improved his life...

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Brain computer technology is enabling 30-year-old Tim Hemmes to reach out and touch his girlfriend's hand for the first time since injuring his spinal cord seven years ago. Jeff Glor reports.

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Matéria exibida no Fantástico de 28/08/2011 sobre prótese de mão Touch Bionics. A mais avançada prótese de mão do momento. Esta tecnologia já está disponível no Brasil na Correto Clínica em Porto Alegre - 51 33341144

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See an amputee using Touch Bionics' revolutionary i-LIMB Hand. Amputee was treated by biodesigns, a Southern California prosthetic facility specializing in advanced upper and lower extremity patient care. For more information visit biodesigns.com

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A day in the life of the world's only true bionic hand - iLIMB by Touch Bionics. Video produced by: DeLa Creative (www.delacreative.com)

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Von Ferber, 49, of Shaler, is one of 630 people in the world using the iLimb myoelectric hand prosthesis made by Touch Bionics, of Scotland.

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British scientists have unveiled what they say are the world's first bionic fingers, suggesting they could change the lives of thousands. Follow us on twitter at twitter.com

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This is the new iLimb Pulse prosthetic hand. I've been using it for about four months. You can tell the hand to switch to up to four out of eight available grip modes or grip patterns with an included software. The software connects to the hand via bluetooth. I use a co-contraction for changing from the default grip mode to wrist rotation. That means that I send a simultaneous muscle signal to both electrodes. That is very useful for a lot of things, for example pouring drinks. I activate my second grip mode by sendeing two quick impulses to the opening electrode. My second grip mode is called precision pinch. It moves the Index finger in opposition to the thumb. It is very useful for picking up small objects. My next grip mode is called index point. I activate it by sendeing three quick impulses to the opening electrode: One, two, three. It is very useful for typing. My fourth grip mode is called thumb park. I activate with a open signal that lasts more than two seconds. The hand then parks the four fingers and only moves the thumb. That is very useful for donning and doffing clothing. In summary, I can tell the i-Limb to do five differnt things: Move all fingers, rotate the wrist, go to pinch mode for picking up small objects, point out the index finger for typing, and park all fingers but the thumb. Each mode is associated with its own control signal, so there is no "cycling through" modes. Any mode can be activated from any other mode. It is the most advanced <b>...</b>

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Touch Bionics has developed the world's first bionic hand with five fingers that are powered individually. Find out more here: www.newscientist.com

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Remarkable Newsnight 'bionic arm' article followed by the programme credits which, on this occasion, included the story of an attempt to get a Welsh pony on a train. The gentleman interviewed by Jeremy Paxman is Dr Bertolt Meyer and his YouTube channel - www.youtube.com - has many more videos on this subject.

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