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Ossur i-digits Clinician Manual

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1.3 User Selection
i-digits™ is appropriate for users with partial
hand loss or
deficiency; where the level of loss or deficiency is:
Distal to the wrist
Proximal of the metacarpo-phalangeal joint
i-digits™ is not indicated for users with:
cognitive impairment, such that the device is unable
to be controlled
where skin integrity is insucient to support a pros-
thetic device
1.4 Prosthesis Overview: Control Options
i-digits™ can access automated grips using a range of con-
trol options.
gesture control (i-digits™ quantum only):
By enabling i-mo™ technology, gesture control allows an
automated grip to be accessed through a smooth and nat-
ural motion of the prosthesis in 1 of 4 directions.
To access gesture control:
Device must be in full open hand mode
Hold arm parallel to ground (elbow bent to 90°)
Maintain an open signal until finger twitches
Move the hand (within maximum 1 second) in direc-
tion assigned to desired grip
i-digits™ quantum will adopt the grip
Note: gesture control can also be accessed using co-con-
traction. Depending on how your clinician has set up your
prosthesis for you.
app control:
i-digits™ can access a grip at the touch of an icon on the
my i-limb™ app and biosim™ app, enabling all automated
grips to be available. These are called quick grips.
i-digits™ will exit automated grip when icon is tapped
again, or by selecting another grip icon.
Speed boost (not available on i-digits™ access) is also
available on the app using a simple slider bar. This in-
creased speed can provide benefits of a more responsive
action, more natural appearance of motion and increased
grip force.
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intelligent motion
gesture control
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app control
grip chips
proximity control
muscle control:
Triggers are specific muscle signals that you can use to in-
struct i-digits™ to activate an automated grip. There are
4 potential triggers: hold open, double impulse, triple im-
pulse and co-contraction.
proximity control (not available on i-digits™ access):
grip chips™ are small Bluetooth chips which can change
the programming of the i-digits™ when you position it near
to the chip. The grip chips can be positioned around the
user’s environment in practical locations to allow access
to the optimum grip for particular daily tasks. Individual
grip chips can be programmed using the
biosim™ or my
i-limb™ app. Refer to i-digits user manual (MA01421) for
further information on set up and use.

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Ossur i-digits Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandOssur
Modeli-digits
CategoryMedical Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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