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After experiencing an amputation, whether due to illness, accident, or other circumstances, it’s natural to wonder if life will ever be the same again. The road ahead may seem challenging and uncertain, but in this blog post, we’ll provide you with practical step-by-step guides and strategies to help you pursue your goals after an amputation. From building resilience to adapting to a new normal, we’re here to support you on your journey towards happiness. ‌ 1. The Question of Life After Amputation Many individuals facing an amputation share a common concern: “Will my life ever resemble what it was before?” . While the answer may not be a simple “yes” or “no,” it’s important to recognize that life can still be rich, fulfilling, and filled with possibilities even after an amputation. ‌ 2. The Power of Resilience and Adaptation First and foremost, it’s essential to acknowledge the emotional impact of this question. Mourning the loss of a limb and adjusting to a new physical reality can be a complex and deeply personal process. It’s okay to grieve and allow yourself time to come to terms with the changes. Remember that healing, both physically and emotionally, takes time. While your life may not look identical to what it was before the amputation, it can still be brimming with joy, purpose, and accomplishment. The key lies in embracing a mindset of resilience and adaptability. Humans are remarkably adaptable beings, capable of overcoming adversity and finding new paths to success. ‌ 3. Strategies for Adapting to A New Normal Adapting a “new normal” and finding ways to navigate daily life with confidence and independence does not happen in just a day and it is normal to do so. This is why we are including some practical strategies to help you embrace your new reality and create a fulfilling life little by little: ‌Remember, embracing a new normal takes time and patience. Life after an amputation is a unique and personal experience, it’s a process of self-discovery. While it may not be the same as before, it can be equally fulfilling, if not more so, as you discover newfound strength, resilience, and determination within yourself. Your life holds endless possibilities waiting to be explored, all you need is just suitable support to help you gain it. Ready to discover your true potential and unlock a brighter future with Vulcan bionic prosthetics? Register now for a personalized chat with our experienced team. Click HERE to secure your counseling session today.

Imagine an upper limb prosthetic installation process that allows you to embrace a new chapter of your life within a matter of days. While the average fitting process in the industry can take weeks or even months, Vulcan’s expedited fitting process sets a new standard, delivering seamless integration in just 2 sessions. In this blog, we will explore the three phases of Vulcan’s effortless installation, highlighting how it distinguishes Vulcan from other prosthetic options and empowers individuals to regain their independence and live life to the fullest. ‌1. Phase 1: Casting, EMG Calibration, and Practicing at Home In the first phase, Vulcan starts the empowering journey by measuring your stump, making a mold of your arm to customize a socket to your size (we call this process session 1), and calibrating the prosthetic. The Vulcan team and our partnered clinics do session 1 quickly and accurately in the shortest time as much as possible for you, usually a few days only. The calibration helps the Vulcan Multi Grip Myoelectric hand to move just the way you want it to, making it easier to control and enhancing the overall functionality of it. During this phase, you can also practice at home to get used to your new hand and learn how to use it well, maximizing your potential for success. ‌2. Phase 2: Trying on the Made-For-You-Only Socket In the second phase, Vulcan makes sure your prosthetic fits perfectly. We provide you with a special socket that is made just for you. While other prosthetic installations may require multiple fittings and fixing, you don’t need to go back for lots of adjustments with Vulcan. This socket is made to: ‌3. Phase 3: 30-Minute Fitting and Transition to Daily Use At this final phase, we will make sure your Vulcan bionic hand fits well, feels good, and does what you want it to do. They are what session 2 is: The Final Fitting. And what may excite you? It takes about 30 minutes – to 1 hour only to do this refinement! Yes, you are not misreading, 1 hour for the fitting, and after that, you are good at self-practicing your Vulcan Multi Grip Myoelectric hand. This collaborative session allows you to customize the Vulcan hand’s speed, logic and grips to align perfectly with your unique needs and preferences. After that, you can start using the Vulcan upper limb prosthetic right away and feel independent and strong. ‌If you are wondering how we can minimize the time of getting you used to the Vulcan hand, here is the secret: we have launched the Vulcan Augmetics app, and the calibration is done on it, therefore, the app automatically adjusts your muscle signal to open and close the Vulcan hand, that is why the whole time for calibrating at Vulcan takes less than 10 minutes. 4. How an Expedited Fitting can bring you huge advantages Vulcan’s expedited fitting process offers a big set of benefits that go beyond just time savings: By completing the installation in just 2 sessions, Vulcan puts your convenience first. The three phases of making the mold, trying on the socket, and the fitting session work together to give you a personalized, functional, and comfortable prosthetic. With Vulcan, the future is within your reach, sooner than you ever imagined. ‌Ready to join this journey with us? Register HERE for a counseling session with team Vulcan.

Not all amputees need prosthetics! Yes, you are not reading it wrong. While the benefits of using a prosthetic have been proved and confirmed through many cases with amputees from all over the world, it is important to acknowledge that the decision to wear a prosthetic is not as straightforward as simply wanting to use one, and prosthetics is not a made-for-all option.  That is why to avoid any prosthetic abandonment later, there are certain factors you need to consider carefully before deciding to wear a prosthetic. In this blog, we will explore the essential factors to consider before determining if a prosthetic is the right choice for you. When it comes to prosthetics, it’s crucial to approach the decision with careful consideration. Not every amputee will find a prosthetic to be the ideal solution, and remember, that is perfectly okay. Each individual’s circumstances, lifestyle, and personal preferences are unique, which is why it’s essential to assess your specific needs before making a decision. Before you delve into the world of prosthetics, take the time to evaluate your situation and requirements. Consider the following factors: 1. Lifestyle Assessment: Think about your daily activities, work routine, and hobbies. Do you engage in activities that require the use of both hands? Will a prosthetic greatly enhance your ability to perform these tasks? Write these questions down and answer them all.  If you enjoy playing a musical instrument or engaging in sports like tennis or golf or driving somewhere is a part of your everyday routine, a prosthetic limb may greatly enhance your ability to perform these tasks.  On the other hand, if your daily activities mainly involve light household chores or office work that can be managed effectively with one hand, wearing a prosthetic may not be a necessity.  Understanding how a prosthetic may impact your lifestyle is an important consideration because it will affect what kinds of prosthetics you need to fulfill your wishes and save you tons of money from making a wrong choice.  As some are more into how they look when wearing prosthetic limbs, the cosmetic ones are for them since they are designed to look identical to their biological arms. However, for those who prefer to regain the ability to perform some activities with both hands, modern devices such as bionic hands can support them best.  But what if the user lives or works mostly in a wet or rugged environment? That is when you should consider a body-powered hand which is a more cost-effective option. Once you determine how a prosthetic can be incorporated into your life, you will feel more motivated to keep practicing and using it, or else it may become a wasted investment when you realize you just do not have that many things to do which require having a prosthetic to accomplish. 2. Functional Assessment: Consider the level of functionality you desire from a prosthetic. Are there specific tasks or movements you hope to regain? Functional assessment involves evaluating the specific tasks and movements you wish to perform with a prosthetic limb. By identifying your functional goals, you can determine the features and capabilities that are essential for your prosthetic device. Dung, a long-time user of Vulcan Augmetics multi-grip myoelectric hand, is a well-trained PT and he wishes to continue working on and enhancing his body even after installing an upper limb prosthetic. Dung knew exactly what he wanted when working with Vulcan and required a Push Up module that could be attached to his Vulcan bionic hand to help him keep doing impact exercises in a safer and more balanced way, which a cosmetic hand or a body-powered hand would not be able to do. Another perfect example for you to consider is one of our users named Hai who has a small grocery store where he sells almost everything a household needs. Since he needs to take and deliver goods to his clients every day as well as place new products on shelves, his primary functional goal is to have a reliable and sturdy grip for tasks like lifting and carrying objects and a flexible wrist to mimic the natural motions required for riding a bike, the Vulcan prosthetic with a strong grip mechanism, wide open palm, 360 degree wrist and durable materials is more suitable with him.  This type of prosthetic limb focuses on providing strength and stability rather than intricate finger movements like over $50,000 5-finger-moving bionic hands that offer a wide range of complex grips, which are not truly necessary in Hai’s situation but can be super useful in the case you love to pursue a hobby of playing drums again or if you work in a profession that involves repetitive hand motions, such as painting or sculpting.  It’s important to consider the specific movements and tasks that are relevant to your daily life. Additionally, consider the adaptability and versatility of the prosthetic. Some advanced prosthetic devices feature interchangeable attachments or tools that can be customized to meet different functional needs. For example, attachments like a specialized gripping tool for holding utensils or a stylus for touchscreen devices can greatly expand the functionality and usability of your prosthetic limb (the Vulcan hand has grips to perform all these activities). It’s crucial to seek professional guidance when considering a prosthetic. A prosthetist, a trained specialist in prosthetic devices, can assess your unique circumstances and provide expert advice. They will guide you through the decision-making process, taking into account your lifestyle, physical condition, and functional goals.  You can find a prosthetist local to you by looking on google, or if you are in a market where Vulcan is present, contacting us so that we can connect you with a local expert. Choosing to wear a prosthetic is a significant decision that requires careful thought and consideration. Not all amputees need the same prosthetics, by evaluating your lifestyle, physical condition, and functional goals, you can determine if a prosthetic device aligns with your needs and desires. ‌Ready to join

While having a well-made hand prosthetic is a crucial step towards embracing new possibilities, finding the perfect prosthetic arm is not as simple as shopping for clothes at a mall. In this blog, we’ll guide you through the basics of artificial hand prosthetics, covering essential aspects you need to know. 1. Understanding Your Needs: Before selecting a prosthetic limb, it’s essential to identify your specific needs and goals. Consider your lifestyle, daily activities, and any unique requirements. Basic prosthetics offer cosmetic restoration and limited functionality, while advanced bionic prosthetics use innovative technologies to replicate natural movements If you just wish to have a prosthetic to cover your arm loss whenever you go out then a functional bionic hand can become a big waste for you while in contrast, a cosmetic hand can be useless if what you want is to perform more activities like eating, drinking, playing sports, etc.  Knowing what your needs are is the very first step on your decision-making journey. Then consulting with a healthcare professional or prosthetist will help you determine the most suitable type of prosthetic for you. There are 3 common upper limb prosthetic types including advanced bionic prosthetics, basic cosmetic devices, and body-empowered prosthetics. Understanding these different types will help you make an informed decision. Read more about types of prosthetics here.   2. Your Amputation Level: Understanding your amputation level is critical when purchasing a prosthetic limb. This refers to the location and extent of limb loss, influencing the type and design of prosthetic that will best meet your needs. Different types of prosthetic limbs are designed to accommodate specific amputation levels. Knowing your amputation level ensures that the prosthetic you choose is compatible with your specific situation, enabling optimal fit and functionality. For instance, if you have a below-elbow amputation, your prosthetic can be much lighter while an above-elbow amputation might require a prosthetic elbow joint and other special tools in addition to support lifting and holding your prosthetic. The level of amputation directly impacts the functionality and range of motion achievable with a prosthetic limb. Understanding your amputation level allows you to select a prosthetic that can provide the desired range of motion and functionality for your specific needs. For example, someone with a below-elbow amputation may benefit from a bionic hand that offers more exact motor control and various grip options. In contrast, an individual with a shoulder disarticulation amputation may require a more complex upper limb prosthetic that integrates shoulder and elbow movement. The type of socket design and suspension system used in a prosthetic limb is influenced by the amputation level. The socket is the interface between your residual limb and the prosthetic device. It should fit securely and comfortably to ensure stability and weight distribution. By knowing your amputation level, a prosthetist can customize the socket design and suspension method to provide optimal comfort and functionality, enhancing your overall prosthetic experience. When working collaboratively with a Vulcan prosthetist, you can ensure that your prosthetic limb aligns with your amputation level and provides the best possible fit, functionality, and overall satisfaction. Identifying your amputation level with the levels we have gathered here 3. The Condition Of Your Remaining Limb Is your remaining limb, or the part of your limb that remains after amputation, completely healed and healthy enough to wear a prosthetic? Keep this question in mind while searching for a prosthetic because it can significantly impact the fit, comfort, and functionality of the prosthetic, and here are why:  Muscle Strength and Control The strength and control of the muscles surrounding your residual limb affect the functional capabilities of a prosthetic limb. At Vulcan, we will evaluate the muscle strength and control to determine the appropriate type of prosthetic and its components for you. For example, if you have good muscle control, a Vulcan bionic prosthetic that responds to muscle signals is a suitable option. If not, we will provide you with some muscle training exercises so you can practice to improve your muscle strength before evaluating again. Understanding the condition of your remaining limb helps ensure that the prosthetic device chosen aligns with your muscle strength and control, enabling optimal functionality. The shape and size of your residual limb play a crucial role in determining the appropriate prosthetic device. The prosthetic socket, which connects the residual limb to the artificial limb, must be custom-fitted to ensure a secure and comfortable attachment. The condition of your remaining limb, including the presence of any irregularities, scars, or changes in shape, will guide the prosthetist in creating a socket that provides optimal fit and weight distribution.  The condition of your residual limb’s skin is another important consideration. Skin sensitivity and tolerance can vary among individuals, and factors such as scarring, sensitivity to pressure, or skin conditions need to be taken into account when selecting a prosthetic. A prosthetist will assess the condition of your remaining limb’s skin to determine the most suitable liner, padding, or interface materials that promote comfort and minimize the risk of skin irritation or pressure sores.  By thoroughly evaluating the condition of your remaining limb, a prosthetist can customize the prosthetic device to provide the best possible fit, function, and comfort.  Choosing your first prosthetic limb is a significant decision. Understanding your needs, types of prosthetics available, your amputation level, and the condition of your remaining limb are crucial factors. At Vulcan Augmetics, we offer advanced prosthetic hands with customizable options to suit your specific needs. Our team is dedicated to supporting you throughout your prosthetic journey. Embrace this new chapter in your life, and let Vulcan prosthetics help you unlock new possibilities by FILLING FORM for a 1-1 consultation.

Are you tired of investing in prosthetics that offer more features than you actually need? The truth is, you can achieve a full range of functionality and comfort with just a few versatile grips. In this blog, we’ll introduce you to the six essential grips for arm amputees with the Vulcan Prosthetic Arm, designed to make your life easier and more comfortable. 1.The 6 Essential Grips for Arm Amputees 1.1. Power Grip: Enhancing Strength and Stability The Power Grip is fundamental, providing a firm and secure hold on objects like utensils, jars, and cups. Imagine effortlessly cutting through your favorite steak or unscrewing a stubborn jar lid. This grip empowers you to tackle daily tasks without limitations. 1.2. Hook Grip: Versatility for Everyday Activities The Hook Grip utilizes the hook-like feature of your Vulcan semi-bionic hand, ideal for hanging bags, opening doors, or driving. Picture yourself effortlessly hanging your backpack or opening a heavy door with ease. 1.3. Open Palm: Holding Larger Objects with Ease The Open Palm grip is a natural and relaxed hand position that allows you to hold larger objects comfortably. With Vulcan Hand Prosthesis’ Open Palm grip, you can securely hold items like bowls, books, tablets. Imagine effortlessly cradling a bowl of snacks while watching your favorite shows on Netflix.  1.4 Key Grip: Dexterity in Your Grasp The Key Grip is a grip achieved by utilizing the thumb and index finger of your Vulcan hand. This grip excels in handling thin objects, such as holding ATM cards, phones and keys. With its help, now you can easily insert your ATM card into a machine or hold the phone. The Key Grip’s precise control and dexterity allow you to handle delicate objects with ease and finesse. 1.5 Precision Grip: Delicate Control for Fine Movements The Precision Grip is perfect for handling small objects such as coins, candies, or electronics with ease. Perform detail-oriented tasks effortlessly, like charging your smartphone or organizing coins in your wallet. 1.6 Tripod Grip: Stability for Writing and Drawing The Tripod Grip, utilizing the thumb and two fingers, provides stability for activities like writing, drawing, or using tools. Ideal for confidently engaging in occupational tasks and expressing creativity comfortably. 2. Vulcan Multi Grip Myoelectric Hand Vulcan understands the challenges faced by people with arm amputations in everyday tasks and work environments. After extensive collaboration and testing with a diverse user group, Vulcan prioritizes practicality with these six essential grips. Each grip is designed to support daily tasks, careers, and hobbies effectively. Many traditional prosthetics offer overwhelming features that aren’t practical for most users. Vulcan’s approach focuses on addressing specific challenges faced by arm amputees, ensuring practical support without unnecessary complexity. Register with Vulcan today HERE and experience the positive impact Vulcan practical prosthetics can have on your life.

High-tech prosthetic arms have the potential to significantly enhance mobility and independence, thereby improving overall quality of life. However, adoption rates are hindered by various concerns. In this blog post, we explore these challenges and offer practical solutions. 1. Common Reasons for Abandoning High-Tech Prosthetics 1.1 Complexity and Difficulty of Use One of the main reasons individuals abandon high-tech prosthetics is the perceived complexity of operation. Many believe these devices are only for tech-savvy individuals. Vulcan addresses this with intuitive controls and user-friendly interfaces. Vulcan’s myoelectric prosthetic hand is designed with simplicity in mind, ensuring that users can easily adjust the settings to their individual needs with just three simple steps: Wearing the devices, Doing calibration on the Vulcan app and Practicing the hand, that’s it! The mechanism of use, featuring an intuitive grasp-and-release functionality, is easy to understand and operate. Vulcan simplifies every step as much as possible so users from different backgrounds can comfortably use the Vulcan hands.  Michal, an U60 user from Poland, who successfully adapted to Vulcan’s technology in less than 20 minutes at his first try, allowing Vulcan to prove that age or educational background is not a barrier to use the Vulcan hand.  1.2 Affordability and Accessibility Another barrier is the high cost associated with advanced prosthetics. Vulcan offers affordable options to ensure accessibility for a broader range of users. Dung, a young man from a rural area who experienced life-changing improvements with high-tech prosthetics at a very reasonable price. After installing Vulcan hand prosthesis, Dung uses it for his work as a content creator on social media and soon becomes an inspiration for other amputees, along with giving him a better source of income for a living compared to his previous job. 1.3 Maintenance and Durability Concerns regarding the maintenance and durability of high-tech prosthetics often contribute to their abandonment. Vulcan understands the importance of reliable and durable prosthetic solutions. Vulcan is committed to providing not only cutting-edge technology but also excellent support. Users can rely on the Vulcan app to access assistance and troubleshooting whenever needed. Additionally, regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring the longevity of the prosthetic. Vulcan offers comprehensive guidance on how to care for and extend the lifespan of the device, enabling users to fully enjoy the benefits of their high-tech prosthetic for years to come. 2. The Promise of High-Tech Prosthetics 2.1 Enhanced Daily Activities The impact of high-tech prosthetics extends to various aspects of daily living. With the advanced functionality provided by Vulcan’s myoelectric hand technology, individuals can perform activities of daily living with greater ease and efficiency. This includes tasks such as dressing, grooming, preparing meals, and even driving. By regaining the ability to carry out these activities comfortably, individuals experience an increased sense of self-reliance and a restored level of normalcy in their everyday lives. 2.2 Pursuing Hobbies: One of the most transformative aspects of high-tech prosthetics is their ability to open up new opportunities for individuals in hobbies and activities they are passionate about. Whether it’s cooking, or engaging in sports and recreational activities, high-tech prosthetics provide the necessary tools to participate fully and enjoy these pursuits. By enabling individuals to pursue their hobbies and passions, high-tech prosthetics contribute to improved mental health and overall well-being. 2.3 Overcoming Physical Limitations High-tech prosthetics have the power to break through the physical and psychological limitations often associated with limb loss. Physically, high-tech prosthetics help individuals regain lost capabilities, allowing them to perform tasks with a level of precision and dexterity that closely resembles natural limb function. This physical empowerment contributes to a more inclusive society that recognizes and values the contributions of all individuals, regardless of their physical abilities. 3. Preparing for Prosthetics at Vulcan Education and support are essential for the successful use of high-tech prosthetics. Vulcan offers easy-to-follow training, resources, and ongoing assistance to users, ensuring a smooth transition and empowering individuals to make the most of their prosthetic devices. 3.1 Comprehensive Training Vulcan provides detailed training sessions tailored to each person’s specific needs and goals. These sessions cover every step from preparing for installation (setting up and self – calibration) to post-installation (practicing and self – tracking muscle growth) with a suitable timeline and users can completely do it at home. 3.2 Ongoing Support Vulcan also offers ongoing assistance and guidance throughout the prosthetic journey. Vulcan’s experienced support team is accessible through the Vulcan app, providing you personalized help with troubleshooting, concerns, and optimizing prosthetic functionality. The Vulcan Multi Grip Myoelectric Hand offers global accessibility through its advanced functionality at a reasonable cost, benefiting a wider range of patients while alleviating financial strain on healthcare providers and insurers. With its advanced sensor technology and modular design, the hand enables a fast and efficient fitting process, reducing time and effort for users and clinicians by 50% and enhancing overall patient satisfaction. Furthermore, we provide industry-leading lifetime support, including a comprehensive warranty commitment and service, ensuring that patients feel confident and supported in pursuing all activities with the hand. Vulcan acknowledges your concerns surrounding high-tech prosthetics and the unfortunate abandonment of them. However, Vulcan wants to reassure you that solutions exist, and Vulcan is here to support you every step to break down barriers, and unlock a world of possibilities for a brighter future. 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How long have you not gotten the touch of the wind on your face, the excitement of exploring new places, and the joy of immersing yourself in outdoor adventures?  Outdoor activities offer more than just physical exercise; they profoundly impact emotional well-being. However, arm amputation can limit participation in these activities. What if there was a solution to bridge this gap? 1.Doing the Outdoors with Vulcan Upper Limb Prosthesis Vulcan believes outdoor activities should be accessible to everyone, regardless of ability. For arm amputees, functional prosthetics can restore mobility and safety, making activities like mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and photography achievable once more. Whether you’re handling tough mountain biking trails or going on amazing hikes, casting a fishing line with accuracy into calm waters, or capturing stunning photos, a prosthetic designed for both indoor and outdoor activities, such as Vulcan prosthetic hand, can serve as the ideal companion for you. One of the key features that make Vulcan a game-changer for outdoor activities is its practical design of specialized grips. Some main grips that you may use most for activities outside houses are Power Grip, Hook Grip, and Precision Grip (we will discuss more especially how you can apply these grips for an outdoor day in the following part).  Pro tip: Working closely with a prosthetist ensures your device fits correctly for safety and performance tailored to your activities. 2. Enhancing Hobby Enjoyment Continuing beloved hobbies is crucial for restoring normalcy post-amputation. Vulcan’s grips enable activities such as biking, hiking, and photography with ease. 2.1 Power Grip Use the Power Grip for a secure hold on items like cameras and hiking poles, ensuring stability in challenging outdoor environments. 2.2 Hook Grip The Hook Grip is particularly useful for activities that involve hanging or suspending objects. This grip mimics the function of a hook or a clamp, providing you with the ability to suspend items like camera straps or backpacks, ensuring you to keep your belongings securely attached, accessible and within reach during outdoor adventures, providing convenience and peace of mind.  Well, you do not want to spend two hours searching for things to drop from your backpack on the way of trekking, the worst nightmare ever, right!  2.3 Precision Grip The Precision Grip is designed for tasks that require dexterity and fine motor control. This grip allows you to handle smaller objects, such as camera lenses, and fishing lures, or adjust camera settings. With the Precision Grip, you can perform delicate movements with accuracy and precision. 3. Creating Connections Through Outdoor Activities Wearing Vulcan empowers arm amputees to fully engage in activities, fostering connections and creating lasting memories with loved ones. Khoa’s Story: Rediscovering Freedom Meet Khoa, a longtime Vulcan user who regained the confidence to ride motorcycles with his wife after an accident. His story reflects how Vulcan’s technology restores not just mobility but also personal joy and connection. Outdoor activities with Vulcan prosthetics ensure you don’t miss out on life’s adventures. Embrace the journey with Vulcan and explore the world around you with newfound confidence. If you’re ready to embark on your adventure with Vulcan, CLICK HERE to register with the Vulcan team for a personalized consultation!

“How is my life after an amputation?” Losing an arm is a tragedy, but with advancing technology, life after amputation opens new opportunities. Here, we explore how Vulcan can support your journey. 1. Assessing Your Stump’s Readiness Before moving forward, ensure your stump is prepared for prosthetic fitting. 1.1. Physical Healing Assessment Pro Tip: Each healing process is unique; consult your medical professional for an evaluation. 1.2. Emotional and Psychological Evaluation Determining if you are emotionally ready after an amputation is a personal and complex process. Here are some factors to consider when assessing your emotional readiness: Pro Tip: Be patient with yourself; consider professional support if needed. 2. How a Vulcan Hand Can Transform Your Life Now that you have assessed your readiness, it’s time to explore the possibilities that Vulcan prosthetic arms offer. 2.1. Advanced Functionality Discover the features that set Vulcan apart: Vulcan users now only take a maximum of 15 minutes to learn and adapt to controlling the Vulcan hand. 2.2. Customized Solutions Whether you are a new amputee or have been living with limb loss for some time, Vulcan hand prosthesis is designed to meet your unique needs with greater ease. Additionally, Vulcan provides a comprehensive supportive program that includes rehabilitation, exercises, and interactive games to help you regain strength and adapt to your new prosthetic gradually day by day. 3. Enhancing Daily Life with Vulcan Integrate Vulcan into daily routines for improved functionality and well-being. 3.1. Adapting Daily Routines Without a prosthetic, can you still perform an everyday task? Yes, you absolutely can but what if it is a complex task requiring you to use both hands at the same time, such as riding your bike, doing push-ups, enjoying your freshly cooked food with a fork and knife, etc? This is when having an advanced prosthetic becomes extremely necessary, helpful, and useful. With the Vulcan semi bionic hand, you only need 10 seconds to adjust angles for your Vulcan hand and you are ready to do things more stable and yes, enjoy life more comfortably. From simple activities such as holding a bottle of water or a bowl to skillful tasks such as tying shoelaces, cooking, riding, writing, etc, the Vulcan hand enables you to participate in a wide range of activities that were previously challenging or impossible. 3.2. Physical and Mental Well-being Take the first step and explore the world of Vulcan prosthetics today by FILLING THIS FORM. Your journey awaits! Vulcan Augmetics specializes in providing medical-standard prosthetic products at reasonable costs to provide the most appropriate support to users quickly and conveniently. Contact Info: 🌐: http://www.wearevulcan.com 📧: hello@wearevulcan.com

Controlling a Robotic Arm through Phantom Limb Movements Years ago, missing limbs often led to stigmatization and limited mobility. However, human creativity has fueled groundbreaking innovations to support the amputee community. One such innovation is the exploration of phantom limb movements. 1. Understanding Phantom Limb Movement Phantom limb movement refers to the sensation of movement in a limb that is no longer physically present. Despite the absence of the limb, the brain continues to send signals, creating the perception of movement. These signals originate from residual muscles in the amputated limb. Harnessing these phantom limb movements allows individuals to control a robotic arm, bridging the gap between missing limbs and technology. 2. The Power of EMG Sensors At the forefront of controlling robotic arms through phantom limb movements are EMG (electromyography) sensors. These sensors play a crucial role in capturing and translating electrical signals from residual muscles into precise motion. Vulcan’s EMG technology stands out for its integration into the Vulcan app, enhancing synergy between sensors and prosthetic limbs. This integration enables real-time adjustment of control settings based on muscle signals, empowering users to independently manage their prosthetic hands with speed and accuracy. Compared to traditional electrodes, which require complex calibration, Vulcan’s EMG sensors offer a streamlined experience, reducing reliance on healthcare professionals and enabling users to adjust settings conveniently. 3. Training and Integration Training muscles to recognize specific phantom limb movements is essential for effective robotic arm control. Vulcan provides comprehensive support through expert-designed rehabilitation, training, and ongoing care via the Vulcan app. This includes automatic calibration and engaging practices to optimize performance and enhance control accuracy. 4. Benefits and Applications Controlling a robotic arm through phantom limb movements enhances dexterity, precision, and natural movement, significantly improving users’ quality of life. This technology facilitates daily tasks, occupational activities, and recreational pursuits with greater ease and confidence. Vulcan Augmetics is dedicated to advancing innovation and supporting users worldwide with medical-standard prosthetic products at affordable prices. Contact Info: