Bioservo introduces Carbonhand assistive glove
The device uses pressure sensors and artificial tendons to automatically provide strength during grips, supporting users with impaired hand function.
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Developer of wearable grip-assist systems
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In short: Bioservo reached 100 U.S. veterans, expanded Carbonhand distribution, and reported positive clinical trial results.
The device uses pressure sensors and artificial tendons to automatically provide strength during grips, supporting users with impaired hand function.
The wearable muscle-strengthening systems provider distributes the device through the VA healthcare system to support independence for individuals with hand weakness.
367 participants demonstrated improvements in activity performance and quality of life with sustained benefits over time.
Skelex gains global exclusive rights to develop, manufacture, and sell Ironhand, expanding its exoskeleton portfolio. Bioservo focuses on Carbonhand for life sciences.
The Dutch licensee Skelex is now distributing the Swedish robotic hand after the original company Bioservo went into liquidation.
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