Description
Product Type:
Robot arm
Indications:
(supplier's information)
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS)
- Infantile cerebral palsy (ICP)
- Muscular dystrophy (e.g. Duchenne type)
- Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)
- Upper limb amputation
- Paraplegia
- Other neuromuscular diseases
Description:
(information provided by the supplier)
The robotic arm is primarily intended to be mechanically installed on power wheelchairs and integrated with control systems.
The addition of a lift arm improves accessibility to the floor and allows the robot arm to be parked when not in use.
The control is still carried out via the existing control element, which can be a joystick, head control or further control variant depending on the individual situation.
Lift arm:
Objects lying on the floor can be picked up in the user's field of vision.
The 180 degree swing down mechanism allows transfer from the wheelchair without obstruction.
Installation, mounting:
- Installation without significant impact on overall width of the wheelchair.
- Positioning right or left at knee level, lateral to wheelchair
- Adapter mounting lateral from the knee joint
- 2 mounting variants (fixed attachment or lift arm)
- Preservation of sitting and standing positions as well as entry and exit positions
Features / components:
- Extremely lightweight and yet resistant carbon fiber (carbon)
- 16 different basic movements, smooth movements without recoil
- optional 3 finger grip or 2 finger grip
- firm and safe grip (fingers enclose the objects)
- safety area individually programmable to protect the user
- can be integrated into almost all wheelchair control systems (software and hardware)
- Display:
- Intuitive with acoustic and visual feedback
- individually positionable, as it is independent of the robot arm
- individually adaptable to disease-typical progression
- Splash water protected
Price (without guarantee):
The price is available on request from the manufacturer / distributor.
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