System Electrohands

Providing optimum patient care means meeting many different objectives, some of which are diametrically opposed. Demands for high functionality, durability, low susceptibility to failure, high grip speed, and high grip power must be balanced with the desire for low weight, low power consumption and an attractive appearance.

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The result is the Otto Bock System Electrohand with the three-fingertip grip. It consists of the mechanism, the interior system hand, and the cosmetic glove, which can be recolored individually with appropriate special markers to create a more natural look.

There are a variety of sizes and connection possibilities for establishing the mechanical and electrical connection to the shaft this helps cover a wide range of indications.


MyoHand VariPlus Speed.

MyoHand VariPlus Speed

With the new MyoHand VariPlus Speed® from Otto Bock, you can grip objects quickly and precisely. You determine the respective gripping strength and speed yourself for flexibility in any situation.

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SensorHand Speed

SensorHand Speed

With a dizzying 300 mm per second opening/closing speed, (over twice as fast as before) and enhanced EMG signal processing, the new “SensorHand™ Speed” has unmatched performance.

DMC plus® Electric Hand

DMC plus®

DMC (Dynamic Mode Control) sets a new standard in myoelectric prosthetics: Grip speed and grip force are controlled proportional to the strength of the muscle signal.


System Electro Hand

System Electric Hand, size 7

The sizing system for the System Electric Hand for adults and the 2000 Electric Hand for children has proven itself effective. The hand covers a wide range of sizes from children right through to adults.

Digital Twin

Digital Twin®

Digital Twin Control combines the two classical Digital Control and Double Channel Control (Single Site) into one hand.



Video Myoelectrics

Woman with arm protheses.
This video illustrates the advantages of myoelectric arm prostheses.
Woman with arm protheses.
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