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Exoskelette für Hand & Finger
Especially with static handles, the fingers are often under a lot of strain for hours on end. Be it when using heavy tools or other static grips - the strain is very high. In some cases, this can lead to Raynaud's syndrome ("white finger disease") or other health problems. Using the Ironhand can remedy this!
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Relief for the hands
The hand is exposed to great strain on a daily basis. In many cases, assistance in the form of an exoskeleton can be useful. Exoskeletons for the hand are available in various designs. Some of them are completely self-sufficient and have sensors that warn the wearer when they touch something.
Some exoskeletons for the hand are designed for people with disabilities to make their lives easier or to alleviate physical discomfort. Others are used by Industrial companies used to improve or automate the work of employees. But also in the Medicine These exoskeletons are used, for example, in precise surgical procedures to help surgeons keep their hands steady and thus avoid errors.
Especially with static handles, the fingers are often under a lot of strain for hours on end. Be it when using heavy tools or other static handles - the strain is very high. In some cases, this can lead to Raynaud's syndrome ("white finger disease") or other health problems. The use of the Ironhand can help here! Ironhand is a wearable exoskeleton that can be fitted to the forearm or palm and helps to generate strength in the wrists and finger joints. It can fulfil different purposes, for example, people with Muscular atrophy or other neurological diseases use the device to customise their Arm to stabilise the joints for support. This technology can also help to improve the mobility of wrists and finger joints and relieve pain in people with rheumatoid arthritis or other joint diseases.
Exoskeletons also improve the posture of the hands and ensure that they are not subjected to excessive strain. In this way, they help to alleviate pain or discomfort in the wrist and hand area and improve the mobility of the fingers at the same time.