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A Unique Body-Powered Terminal Device With Enhanced Grasping Capabilities for Individuals With Upper Limb Loss

A Unique Body-Powered Terminal Device With Enhanced Grasping Capabilities for Individuals With Upper Limb Loss

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18-80 years
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Phase N/A
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Overview

We have developed a novel terminal device for a prosthetic arm that eliminates the functional tradeoffs seen in body-powered voluntary open devices. The primary goal of this study is to validate the performance of the device against the commercial state-of-the-art in upper limb terminal devices.

Eligibility

Inclusion Criteria:

Are between the ages of 18-80 Are proficient in English Able to demonstrate proper functioning and safety of the terminal device

Exclusion Criteria:

Have visual or mental impairments Have history of neurological or musculoskeletal disorders

Study details
    Amputation

NCT07254247

Little Room Innovations, LLC

1 February 2026

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