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The Michelangelo and bebionic hand prostheses from Ottobock enable people to perform the gripping movements we all use constantly during work and recreation.

TMR is the specific re-routing of nerves in people with arm amputations. The arm prosthesis is controlled using the re-routed muscle signals.

Myo Plus, Europe’s first prosthesis control device with pattern recognition.

The C-Brace® is the world’s only stance and swing phase controlled orthosis. The new generation of the orthosis celebrated its world premier in May 2018 – at OTWorld.

When it was launched on the market in 1997, the C-Leg from Ottobock was the world’s first microprocessor-controlled leg prosthesis – a milestone in prosthetics.

Thanks to the digitally modeled MyFit TT test- and 3D-printed definitive sockets, the fitting process can be made more efficient.

The Empower from Ottobock is the only active prosthetic foot available on the market.

The Paexo Shoulder is a passive exoskeleton that does not require an energy supply. Weighing in at less than two kilograms, it’s actually the lightest exoskeleton of its kind.

The exoskeleton was developed in cooperation with logistics experts and employees in warehousing and parcel distribution centres. It employs a biomechanical principle to relieve the lower back by up to 25 kilograms.

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