iLimb: world's first fully articulating and commercially available bionic hand

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating its ability to conform its grip to suit irregular objects.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, with natural skin-look cosmesis. Can you tell which is the real hand?

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a "key grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a "key grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a finger point.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a power grip.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a "key grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a finger point.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a grip with the second finger.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, allows prosthesis wearers to use a mouse.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating its ability to conform its grip to suit irregular objects.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a power grip.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a power grip.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a "precision grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a two-finger "precision grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a "precision grip."

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating a wide power grip.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, in its CAD phase

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics - each finger can be removed for servicing with only one screw to undo.

The iLimb hand, from Touch Bionics, demonstrating its ability to conform its grip to suit irregular objects.