The ErgoArm Electronic Plus is lightweight, versatile, and can be locked and released electronically or via a switch.
The internal Infinite Position lock is cable-operated and can be locked, or unlocked, under load in any position. It can bear a load of up to 230N at a forearm length of 305mm.
The Slip-Stop function makes it possible to lower the forearm in a controlled manner without having to fully release and reactivate the lock. In the ErgoArm Electronic plus, this feature is electronic versus mechanical.
Automatic Forearm Balance (AFB) supports flexion by using energy stored during extension. It promotes a smoother motion when swinging the arm, making it easier to lift the arm. For improved cosmesis, the AFB finger wheel is the same color as the forearm shell.
Easy Plug allows the electrode and battery connecting cables to be plugged into the elbow cover. Internal cables enhance overall cosmetic appearance while also increasing durability.
Electronic Lock enables the user to control the elbow’s locking and unlocking with myoelectric signals or by means of a switch. Eight switching modes are available which permits customization of the lock control system to the user’s personal requirements.
A membrane cover in the crook of the arm protects internal components and prevents user’s clothing from potentially getting trapped, enhancing overall appearance and functionality.
Manufactured: OTTOBOCK
User group: women, youths, men, adults, elderly
Product family: bebionic, Myobock prosthetic system for adults
Colour: Skin colours
Going the distance
ErgoArm upper arm prostheses
Answers for you
Yes, the ErgoArm Hybrid plus and the ErgoArm Electronic plus can both be used together with myoelectric prosthetic hands like the bebionic hand.
The upper arm prostheses in the ErgoArm line make use of modern technology to meet a wide range of requirements. They are characterised by their low weight, exceptional functionality and attractive appearance. Your O&P professional selects the appropriate elbow joint to match your wishes, needs and requirements.
Your orthopedic technician will make the right choice together with you. Discussing this together is important in order to determine how you use your arm in everyday life. This will help you to find the best individual fitting solution for you.
Yes, of course you can test an ErgoArm. Just speak to your O&P professional.
