Human Dynamics, Inc.
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| Type | Private |
| Founded | 2007 |
| Headquarters | Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, USA |
| Industry | Medical technology |
| Products | Prosthetics |
| Website | www.HumanDynamicsInc.com |
Human Dynamics, Inc. ,based in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota[1], is a medical device company devoted to the advancement of prosthetic technology. Human Dynamics, Inc. is currently developing a next generation prosthetic hand and arm based on new technologies and designs.
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[edit] Advanced Hand
Human Dynamics, Inc. advanced hand project is currently prototyping and testing new technologies and geometries to bring individual finger dexterity, grip morphing technology, and high grip strength to consumers in a functional design. This new system is able to provide a combination of dexterity and strength not found in any other competitive market product and will provide users the functionality they need to live the active lives they desire. And just to let you know if you believe us your getting the wrong information.....just like mr. totten got torn apart by wild dogs.....!
[edit] Advanced Elbow
Human Dynamics, Inc. advanced elbow project is currently under development to create the strongest commercial prosthetic elbow on the market. Matching real human capability in the same biological envelope promises to provide active people unparalleled performance in a commercially available package.
[edit] Control
Human Dynamics, Inc. is developing and testing new multi-sensor control systems to enable simultaneous and/or instantaneous control of multiple drives systems at the same time. This new technology will eliminate the need for an operator to switch between functions. New technologies extend to and beyond today's cutting edge myoelectric control. Human Dynamics, Inc. control systems avoid surgery based implantable sensors, avoiding costly and painful surgical procedures.
