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Tomorrow’s technology today.
Get a Grip on Functionality
Get a Grip on Functionality
firstIntroducing the prosthetic hand that’s a great leap
forward. The i-LIMB Hand™ is the world’s first fully
articulating bionic hand, delivering compliant grip,
wraparound fingers, thumb rotation and full hand
palmar grip.
It brings a new dimension to upper limb prosthetics, with
levels of flexibility, durability, aesthetic presentation and
overall functionality that have never been seen before.
For the first time, a prosthetic hand delivers grip
configurations that behave in almost every respect like
its natural counterpart, transforming both the capabilities
and the confidence of users.
i-LIMB Hand
articulation
With four, independent, fully powered fingers and an
articulating rotatable powered thumb, the i-LIMB Hand
takes the generational lead in terminal devices. No other
commercial hand can match it for range of motion.
The articulating finger underpins much of Touch Bionics’
technical advantage and it is this articulation that
provides the biggest benefit to the patient or user.
With the ability to bend, touch, pick-up and point – the
i-LIMB Hand matches the action of a natural hand more
than any powered device that has gone before it.
i-LIMB Hand
ProDigit™
multi-point finger
articulation
ProDigit componentry showing motor and gearbox mechanical configuration
gearbox
motor
i-LIMB Hand
i-LIMB Hand
Key Grip
Where the thumb closes down onto the side of the
index finger. This grip is used to hold items such
as a plate or a business card. The addition of wrist
rotation enables the user to turn a key in a lock in a
totally ‘human’ way.
Power Grip
Where all fingers and the thumb close down together
to create a full-wrap grip. This grip would be used
to hold a can of drink while opening the ring-pull,
for example, and for carrying large objects such as a
briefcase or shopping bag.
Precision Grip
Where the index finger and thumb meet
(or index finger, middle finger and thumb meet) in
order to pick-up small objects and to hold objects
when performing finer control tasks.
Index Point
Where the thumb and fingers close but the index
finger remains extended – patients have found this
grip very useful for operating computer keyboards,
telephone dial pads, ATM cash machines and a host
of other everyday requirements.
Thumb Park
Where the thumb closes down against the side of
the hand to allow a jacket to be put on. This control
utilizes a simple control signal generated through the
existing myoelectric system.
Touch Bionics is utilizing the myoelectric principles used in existing devices while
leveraging the mechanical advance of five fully-articulating powered digits.
The advent of the i-LIMB Hand means that new grips are available to patients
that have never been possible before.
The combination of mechanical function, myoelectric control and
cosmesis provide a new definition of grip. No longer is in-human
tip strength required to provide function.
Holding, presenting, picking, twisting, turning, pointing, grasping,
and picking-up; these simple natural actions are now within the
reach of everyone to get a grip on functionality.
grip
i-LIMB Hand
choice
The i-LIMB Hand gives patients and users a growing choice
of product variations; for left or right hand; regular
or small sizes; semi-opaque or black colouring; for wrist
connector or wrist disarticulation.
i-LIMB Hand
Left and Right Regular and Small Wrist Connector or Wrist Disarticulation Semi-opaque or Black Colour
As a result of the individual finger articulation and the
rotation of the thumb, Touch Bionics has innovated
completely new covering solutions to provide the strong
combination of function and aesthetic choice to
patients and users.
In meeting that challenge, Touch Bionics’ development
team has created a choice of three innovative cosmesis
coverings, all of which set new industry benchmarks and
meet specific usage objectives.
coverings
Coverings
Some patients love the ‘high tech’ appearance of
the uncovered i-LIMB Hand, and for these people
Touch Bionics developed the i-LIMB Skin. It’s a thin
layer of high-flex material, computer modelled to
fit every contour of the hand with a unique internal
slip-coating to aid movement.
i-LIMB Skin allows free movement of the fingers
and rotating thumb, while protecting the hand from
moisture and dust – providing a highly effective
grip surface. Better still, it is available in a choice
of two confident, individual colour options - black
and clear.
CosmesisCoverings
i-limb Skin
Developed from a unique, custom blended silicone, our
off-the-shelf lifelike covering moves flexibly with the
i-LIMB Hand’s four articulating fingers and rotating thumb
to give the combined benefits of advanced function and
aesthetic accuracy.
These coverings come in a choice of 10 skin shades, with
subtle highlights on the knuckles and palmar surface, and
colour defined fingernail tips, giving an enhanced, natural
appearance.
lifelike
Coverings
The Cosmesis Partner logo represents
companies that have worked through research
and development to produce custom painted
and tailored gloves for patients that wish to
combine a great aesthetic with great function.
These highly skilled and Touch Bionics-endorsed
organisations exist in major centres around the
world and include;
POHLIG (Germany)
Dorset Orthopaedic (UK)
ArtTECH (USA)
Touch Bionics also provides fully customized
coverings through its LIVINGSKIN product which
can include nails, veins and freckles that match
the sound hand perfectly
Coverings
custom painted
With wide interest and patient/user demand
for the i-LIMB Hand, growing numbers of
clinical professionals have been trained to
meet the demand for fitting, support and
aftercare.
Accredited i-LIMB Hand Practitioner
status reflects an investment in learning
the finer points of the i-LIMB Hand. Whilst
not mandatory for a trained prosthetist,
Touch Bionics’ hugely successful and popular
training sessions cover every aspect of the
detail required to support patients and users
– from patient selection, reimbursement,
and fitting, to servicing, support and
aftercare.
The contact details of all Accredited i-LIMB
Hand Practitioners can be found at
www.touchbionics.com
professionals
Professional Relations
This is to certify that:
of
is certified by the Directors of Touch Bionics as an
i-LIMB Hand Accredited Practitioner
Effective from:
Chief Executive Officer
i-LIMBTM
Hand
Accredited Practitioner
A4certificate 11/13/07 7:50 AM Page 1
David Smith
ABC Partners
1st August 2009
* No product appears in this photo
TM
i-LIMB Hand functionality is available to a wide range of candidate users,
from wrist disarticulation to shoulder forequarter.
Users are able to perform a significant number of activities of daily living (ADLs)
– particularly the new levels of function benefit from individual finger articulation
and precision. While heavy use activities are more appropriate to ruggedized
devices such as ETDs, the i-LIMB Hand is very comfortable lifting weights up to
44 lbs overall weight limit.
Both new and existing myoelectric users are strong candidates for the i-LIMB
Hand. Touch Bionics’ mission is to increase the proportion of upper limb
amputees that decide to opt for a myoelectric device.
candidate users
Patients and Users
Heavy Usage
Mild Usage
BodyPowered
Myoelectric
i-LIMB Hand
Forequarter
Shoulder Disarticulation
Trans-humeral
Through Elbow
Trans Radial
Wrist
All of these are
candidates for
fitting of the
i-LIMB Hand.
Across the world there are many people now enjoying the benefits of
Touch Bionics’ i-LIMB Hand:
“I’m pretty sure that someone who doesn’t know me wouldn’t even
guess that it wasn’t my own hand.”
i-LIMB Hand user Lindsay Block
“Every day that I have the hand, it surprises me … an amazing hand
and I’m glad I got picked to use it.”
i-LIMB Hand user Juan Arredondo (Sargeant U.S. Army retired)
“With the i-LIMB hand, there is a lot of potential for a lot of grips that
enable the user to do everything he needs to do.”
i-LIMB Hand user John German
happy users
Patients and Users
The i-LIMB Hand comes with a full set of supporting
instructions, product documentation and maintenance
accessories, fully ready for use. Most importantly, the
i-LIMB Hand comes with the peace of mind of a one year
standard warranty covering any product issues from the
moment that it is fitted.
Touch Bionics so confident in the quality of the i-LIMB
Hand that it is are also prepared to offer both;
2 Year EXTENDED WARRANTY and;
3 Year EXTENDED WARRANTY
An extended warranty covers all parts, labour, annual
service by a Touch Bionics technician and an annual
device upgrade if required (same generation of hand).
Full service checks are performed in months 12 and 24
for extended warranty contracts.
peace
of mind
Warranty
* No product appears in this photo
The high levels of technology in the i-LIMB Hand extend
to the batteries and charging system that is provided. It
means that users can rely on getting a full day’s usage
from a single charge, at regular levels of usage.
However, technology is not what users are thinking
about when they are performing activities of daily living
(ADLs). They may, for example, be buttoning a shirt,
carrying shopping bags, brushing teeth, picking up a coin,
filing documents, hugging their children.
Touch Bionics’ goal; to transform the everyday lives of
extraordinary people.
everyday
Touch Bionics understands that existing
myoelectric users have needs and
preferences in the terminal devices they use
everyday – they may require differing levels
of performance from different devices at
different times. They may, for example, be
very used to the powered wrist rotation of
their previous device.
Touch Bionics has made the i-LIMB Hand
easy to decouple and attach through
compatibility with industry-standard wrist
units (including powered rotator and flexion
options) so that users can integrate the
i-LIMB Hand with their socket preferences.
easy
Daily Usage
There’s no point in great technological advances, if they fall down on the practicalities.
So the i-LIMB Hand operates with industry standard socket components, from other
manufacturers, making life straight forward for the clinical professional. The list includes
electrodes, cables, connectors and wrist units.
Above elbow users are catered for by the i-LIMB Hand’s compatibility with elbow units
from Motion Control (Utah U3 and U3+) and from LTI (Boston Digital Arm). In both
cases the arm/elbow unit detects the i-LIMB Hand and makes the correct connections
via the conventional wiring and battery.
simple systems
Componentry
Standard Wrist
Connector
Touch Bionics
Internal Battery
Powered Wrist
Rotation
(optional)
Standard
Electrodes
Powered Elbow
Options x 2
Supplied by Touch Bionics
Sourced by Prosthetist
global
Distribution
No wonder Touch Bionics is the fastest growing upper
limb product company in the world.
Touch Bionics’ distribution partners around the globe
have established a reputation for reliable product and
clinical support.
If you wish to become a Distributor Partner of Touch
Bionics or would like to find how you can purchase
products in your country please visit:
www.touchbionics.com
modularity
Componentry
From start to finish, the i-LIMB Hand has been designed
with the user in mind. As the 5 ProDigit fingers that
make-up the i-LIMB Hand are easily swapped-out by
removing one screw, if needed, practitioners are able
to interchange fingers in their facility. This enables the
user to return immediately to active function with no
need to return the i-LIMB Hand unit to Touch Bionics.
North American Customers (Canada, Mexico & US)
Tel: +1-800-208-SKIN (7546)
Tel: +1-845-346-4225
UK & Non-North American Customers
Tel: +44 1506 438 556
Email: info@touchbionics.com
For address details and further information please visit our website:
Website: www.touchbionics.com
Touch Bionics™, LIVINGSKIN™, DermaHair™, i-LIMB
Hand™, SeasonGuard™, i-LIMB™ and ProDigits™ and
associated logos are trademarks of Touch EMAS Limited
and /or are the subject of trademark applications or
registrations in various countries around the world.
All Touch EMAS products are subject to continuous
research and development – we therefore reserve
the right to alter technical specifications without prior
notice. Touch EMAS products are protected by patent
and/or patent applications in various countries around
the world.
© Copyright 2009 Touch Bionics Inc. and Touch EMAS
Ltd. All rights reserved.

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i-LIMB Bionic Hand

  • 1. Tomorrow’s technology today. Get a Grip on Functionality
  • 2. Get a Grip on Functionality
  • 3. firstIntroducing the prosthetic hand that’s a great leap forward. The i-LIMB Hand™ is the world’s first fully articulating bionic hand, delivering compliant grip, wraparound fingers, thumb rotation and full hand palmar grip. It brings a new dimension to upper limb prosthetics, with levels of flexibility, durability, aesthetic presentation and overall functionality that have never been seen before. For the first time, a prosthetic hand delivers grip configurations that behave in almost every respect like its natural counterpart, transforming both the capabilities and the confidence of users. i-LIMB Hand
  • 4. articulation With four, independent, fully powered fingers and an articulating rotatable powered thumb, the i-LIMB Hand takes the generational lead in terminal devices. No other commercial hand can match it for range of motion. The articulating finger underpins much of Touch Bionics’ technical advantage and it is this articulation that provides the biggest benefit to the patient or user. With the ability to bend, touch, pick-up and point – the i-LIMB Hand matches the action of a natural hand more than any powered device that has gone before it. i-LIMB Hand ProDigit™ multi-point finger articulation ProDigit componentry showing motor and gearbox mechanical configuration gearbox motor
  • 5. i-LIMB Hand i-LIMB Hand Key Grip Where the thumb closes down onto the side of the index finger. This grip is used to hold items such as a plate or a business card. The addition of wrist rotation enables the user to turn a key in a lock in a totally ‘human’ way. Power Grip Where all fingers and the thumb close down together to create a full-wrap grip. This grip would be used to hold a can of drink while opening the ring-pull, for example, and for carrying large objects such as a briefcase or shopping bag. Precision Grip Where the index finger and thumb meet (or index finger, middle finger and thumb meet) in order to pick-up small objects and to hold objects when performing finer control tasks. Index Point Where the thumb and fingers close but the index finger remains extended – patients have found this grip very useful for operating computer keyboards, telephone dial pads, ATM cash machines and a host of other everyday requirements. Thumb Park Where the thumb closes down against the side of the hand to allow a jacket to be put on. This control utilizes a simple control signal generated through the existing myoelectric system. Touch Bionics is utilizing the myoelectric principles used in existing devices while leveraging the mechanical advance of five fully-articulating powered digits. The advent of the i-LIMB Hand means that new grips are available to patients that have never been possible before.
  • 6. The combination of mechanical function, myoelectric control and cosmesis provide a new definition of grip. No longer is in-human tip strength required to provide function. Holding, presenting, picking, twisting, turning, pointing, grasping, and picking-up; these simple natural actions are now within the reach of everyone to get a grip on functionality. grip i-LIMB Hand
  • 7. choice The i-LIMB Hand gives patients and users a growing choice of product variations; for left or right hand; regular or small sizes; semi-opaque or black colouring; for wrist connector or wrist disarticulation. i-LIMB Hand Left and Right Regular and Small Wrist Connector or Wrist Disarticulation Semi-opaque or Black Colour
  • 8. As a result of the individual finger articulation and the rotation of the thumb, Touch Bionics has innovated completely new covering solutions to provide the strong combination of function and aesthetic choice to patients and users. In meeting that challenge, Touch Bionics’ development team has created a choice of three innovative cosmesis coverings, all of which set new industry benchmarks and meet specific usage objectives. coverings Coverings
  • 9. Some patients love the ‘high tech’ appearance of the uncovered i-LIMB Hand, and for these people Touch Bionics developed the i-LIMB Skin. It’s a thin layer of high-flex material, computer modelled to fit every contour of the hand with a unique internal slip-coating to aid movement. i-LIMB Skin allows free movement of the fingers and rotating thumb, while protecting the hand from moisture and dust – providing a highly effective grip surface. Better still, it is available in a choice of two confident, individual colour options - black and clear. CosmesisCoverings i-limb Skin
  • 10. Developed from a unique, custom blended silicone, our off-the-shelf lifelike covering moves flexibly with the i-LIMB Hand’s four articulating fingers and rotating thumb to give the combined benefits of advanced function and aesthetic accuracy. These coverings come in a choice of 10 skin shades, with subtle highlights on the knuckles and palmar surface, and colour defined fingernail tips, giving an enhanced, natural appearance. lifelike Coverings
  • 11. The Cosmesis Partner logo represents companies that have worked through research and development to produce custom painted and tailored gloves for patients that wish to combine a great aesthetic with great function. These highly skilled and Touch Bionics-endorsed organisations exist in major centres around the world and include; POHLIG (Germany) Dorset Orthopaedic (UK) ArtTECH (USA) Touch Bionics also provides fully customized coverings through its LIVINGSKIN product which can include nails, veins and freckles that match the sound hand perfectly Coverings custom painted
  • 12. With wide interest and patient/user demand for the i-LIMB Hand, growing numbers of clinical professionals have been trained to meet the demand for fitting, support and aftercare. Accredited i-LIMB Hand Practitioner status reflects an investment in learning the finer points of the i-LIMB Hand. Whilst not mandatory for a trained prosthetist, Touch Bionics’ hugely successful and popular training sessions cover every aspect of the detail required to support patients and users – from patient selection, reimbursement, and fitting, to servicing, support and aftercare. The contact details of all Accredited i-LIMB Hand Practitioners can be found at www.touchbionics.com professionals Professional Relations This is to certify that: of is certified by the Directors of Touch Bionics as an i-LIMB Hand Accredited Practitioner Effective from: Chief Executive Officer i-LIMBTM Hand Accredited Practitioner A4certificate 11/13/07 7:50 AM Page 1 David Smith ABC Partners 1st August 2009 * No product appears in this photo TM
  • 13. i-LIMB Hand functionality is available to a wide range of candidate users, from wrist disarticulation to shoulder forequarter. Users are able to perform a significant number of activities of daily living (ADLs) – particularly the new levels of function benefit from individual finger articulation and precision. While heavy use activities are more appropriate to ruggedized devices such as ETDs, the i-LIMB Hand is very comfortable lifting weights up to 44 lbs overall weight limit. Both new and existing myoelectric users are strong candidates for the i-LIMB Hand. Touch Bionics’ mission is to increase the proportion of upper limb amputees that decide to opt for a myoelectric device. candidate users Patients and Users Heavy Usage Mild Usage BodyPowered Myoelectric i-LIMB Hand Forequarter Shoulder Disarticulation Trans-humeral Through Elbow Trans Radial Wrist All of these are candidates for fitting of the i-LIMB Hand.
  • 14. Across the world there are many people now enjoying the benefits of Touch Bionics’ i-LIMB Hand: “I’m pretty sure that someone who doesn’t know me wouldn’t even guess that it wasn’t my own hand.” i-LIMB Hand user Lindsay Block “Every day that I have the hand, it surprises me … an amazing hand and I’m glad I got picked to use it.” i-LIMB Hand user Juan Arredondo (Sargeant U.S. Army retired) “With the i-LIMB hand, there is a lot of potential for a lot of grips that enable the user to do everything he needs to do.” i-LIMB Hand user John German happy users Patients and Users
  • 15. The i-LIMB Hand comes with a full set of supporting instructions, product documentation and maintenance accessories, fully ready for use. Most importantly, the i-LIMB Hand comes with the peace of mind of a one year standard warranty covering any product issues from the moment that it is fitted. Touch Bionics so confident in the quality of the i-LIMB Hand that it is are also prepared to offer both; 2 Year EXTENDED WARRANTY and; 3 Year EXTENDED WARRANTY An extended warranty covers all parts, labour, annual service by a Touch Bionics technician and an annual device upgrade if required (same generation of hand). Full service checks are performed in months 12 and 24 for extended warranty contracts. peace of mind Warranty * No product appears in this photo
  • 16. The high levels of technology in the i-LIMB Hand extend to the batteries and charging system that is provided. It means that users can rely on getting a full day’s usage from a single charge, at regular levels of usage. However, technology is not what users are thinking about when they are performing activities of daily living (ADLs). They may, for example, be buttoning a shirt, carrying shopping bags, brushing teeth, picking up a coin, filing documents, hugging their children. Touch Bionics’ goal; to transform the everyday lives of extraordinary people. everyday Touch Bionics understands that existing myoelectric users have needs and preferences in the terminal devices they use everyday – they may require differing levels of performance from different devices at different times. They may, for example, be very used to the powered wrist rotation of their previous device. Touch Bionics has made the i-LIMB Hand easy to decouple and attach through compatibility with industry-standard wrist units (including powered rotator and flexion options) so that users can integrate the i-LIMB Hand with their socket preferences. easy Daily Usage
  • 17. There’s no point in great technological advances, if they fall down on the practicalities. So the i-LIMB Hand operates with industry standard socket components, from other manufacturers, making life straight forward for the clinical professional. The list includes electrodes, cables, connectors and wrist units. Above elbow users are catered for by the i-LIMB Hand’s compatibility with elbow units from Motion Control (Utah U3 and U3+) and from LTI (Boston Digital Arm). In both cases the arm/elbow unit detects the i-LIMB Hand and makes the correct connections via the conventional wiring and battery. simple systems Componentry Standard Wrist Connector Touch Bionics Internal Battery Powered Wrist Rotation (optional) Standard Electrodes Powered Elbow Options x 2 Supplied by Touch Bionics Sourced by Prosthetist
  • 18. global Distribution No wonder Touch Bionics is the fastest growing upper limb product company in the world. Touch Bionics’ distribution partners around the globe have established a reputation for reliable product and clinical support. If you wish to become a Distributor Partner of Touch Bionics or would like to find how you can purchase products in your country please visit: www.touchbionics.com
  • 19. modularity Componentry From start to finish, the i-LIMB Hand has been designed with the user in mind. As the 5 ProDigit fingers that make-up the i-LIMB Hand are easily swapped-out by removing one screw, if needed, practitioners are able to interchange fingers in their facility. This enables the user to return immediately to active function with no need to return the i-LIMB Hand unit to Touch Bionics.
  • 20. North American Customers (Canada, Mexico & US) Tel: +1-800-208-SKIN (7546) Tel: +1-845-346-4225 UK & Non-North American Customers Tel: +44 1506 438 556 Email: info@touchbionics.com For address details and further information please visit our website: Website: www.touchbionics.com Touch Bionics™, LIVINGSKIN™, DermaHair™, i-LIMB Hand™, SeasonGuard™, i-LIMB™ and ProDigits™ and associated logos are trademarks of Touch EMAS Limited and /or are the subject of trademark applications or registrations in various countries around the world. All Touch EMAS products are subject to continuous research and development – we therefore reserve the right to alter technical specifications without prior notice. Touch EMAS products are protected by patent and/or patent applications in various countries around the world. © Copyright 2009 Touch Bionics Inc. and Touch EMAS Ltd. All rights reserved.