morph2 Wireless Upper Limb Prosthetic Technology Launches to Market
From: Rehab Management - 12/22/2016

Infinite Biomedical Technologies launches morph2, a controller technology
that enables upper limb amputees to switch grips using wireless RFID tags.

A media release from the Baltimore-based company explains that the morph2
controller uses high-frequency RFID technology to create an invisible
“detection cloud” around the prosthesis. When an RFID-tagged object is within
the detection cloud, the tag wirelessly sends commands to the prosthetic
device via morph2, allowing it to switch functions or grips.

In addition, using a special “lock/unlock” tag, users can lock their
prosthesis in place to ensure a failsafe grip for delicate objects such as
beverages and plates.

RFID tags for morph2 come in a variety of sizes and have adhesive backing
that allows users to place them on objects or on their person.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.rehabpub.com/2016/12/morph2-wireless-upper-limb-prosthetic-technology-launches-market

Links:
infinite biomedical technologies
http://www.i-biomed.com

morph2
http://www.i-biomed.com/morph2.html