PSYONIC Ability Hand vs P&O Comet

Welcome to the ultimate personalization platform for the Ability Hand - the world’s fastest, incredibly durable, and first ever touch-sensing bionic hand. KEY FEATURES • Your Activity, Your Grips: Easily build and organize dedicated collections of grips for your favorite daily activities. For even more customization, use the advanced Grip Editor to design, fine-tune, and save completely custom finger positions. • Touch Sensing: Adjust sensory feedback and vibration intensity so you can choose how you feel the world around you. • Fine-Tune Control Signals: View real-time muscle signals and adjust various settings to get to the ideal physical synergy. • Wireless Updates: Keep your bionics on the cutting edge. Update your hand’s firmware wirelessly and over-the-air the moment new features drop. BUILT FOR COLLABORATION For clinicians, the PSYONIC app provides a fast, precise toolkit to configure and calibrate the Ability Hand for patients during fittings. For users, it provides the independence to adjust, experiment, and optimize their device for the lifestyle.

The Clinical Outcome Measures Electronic Toolkit (COMET) provides a library of fifteen useful clinical outcome measures for prosthesis and orthosis (P&O) users and clinicians. COMET simplifies and standardizes the use of outcome measures for daily clinical practice by enabling practitioners to easily select the appropriate measure, administer the test(s), and immediately receive the results as a printable/exportable PDF document to inform evidence-based clinical care and to be included in the patient’s electronic health record. © 2021-2023 Orthocare Innovations, LLC. Development of this application was supported by Center for O&P Learning (COPL) pilot grants, funded by the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA), in addition to internal research and development support from Orthocare Innovations, LLC. Multi-lingual support in COMET was supported by the National Institute On Minority Health And Health Disparities of the National Institutes of Health under Award Number R43MD018240. The content is solely the responsibility of the authors and does not necessarily represent the official views of the National Institutes of Health.