myo kinisi
Commercial
Myoelectric terminal device prosthetic hand with five control modes, auto-grip, and app-based customization. It is listed as a commercial upper-limb prosthetics terminal device hand.
About
I don’t have enough reliable information to give a verified history for Steeper Group’s myo kinisi beyond its general description as a myoelectric terminal device prosthetic hand. I can confirm it is a commercial upper-limb prosthetic hand with multiple control modes, auto-grip behavior, and app-based customization, but I can’t confidently date its launch or identify a discontinuation year from my knowledge base.
Because of that, I’m leaving the timeline empty rather than guessing. If you want, I can still help summarize the product’s technical features or compare it with other Steeper upper-limb prosthetic hands.
Specifications
Body
- Structural material
- Strong titanium chassis; durable PVC hand shell; reinforced silicone glove.
- Size
- Hand size range 7¼ - 8¼; wrist size 45-54mm
Motion
- Gear tech
- Electronic 'gear change' allows power to be stored and released on demand.
Sensing & Compute
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth
- Tactile / force sensors
- Compatible with force sensitive resistors.
Safety & Market
- Safe with humans
- Designed for prosthetic use; internal manual safety mechanism allows grip to be released in an emergency.
- Primary market
- Upper-limb prosthetics / terminal device hand
- Availability
- Commercial
