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Bioservo · Robotic gloves and hand exoskeletons · EX-041
Bioservo Carbonhand soft robotic grip-strength glove
The Bioservo Carbonhand soft robotic glove strengthens the wearer's grip. Pressure sensors in the glove notice when a grip begins, and electric motors pull artificial tendons to add force in proportion to how hard the wearer squeezes. A small power unit is carried on the back or waist or fixed to a wheelchair. The Swedish maker offers five sizes for each hand and an app for saving assistance profiles.
- Product type
- Soft robotic grip-assist glove
- Drive
- Electric motors and artificial tendons
- Sensors
- Pressure sensors in the glove
- Sizes
- 5, left and right
Bioservo Carbonhand key features
- Artificial tendons driven by electric motors
- Pressure sensors scale help to the wearer's grip force
- Five sizes, left and right hands
- Power unit worn on back or waist, or wheelchair mounted
- App profiles for different activities; wrist button switches profiles
- Assist on middle and ring fingers, or index and middle
Who the Bioservo Carbonhand suits
Carbonhand suits people with a weak grip from spinal cord injury, ALS, MS, stroke, nerve or orthopaedic injury or rheumatic disease, for holding and carrying in daily tasks. The wearer must be able to start a grip. Fitting and size selection are done with a clinician.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Bioservo Carbonhand specifications
| Product type | Soft robotic grip-assist glove |
|---|---|
| Drive | Electric motors and artificial tendons |
| Sensors | Pressure sensors in the glove |
| Sizes | 5, left and right |
| Assisted fingers | Middle and ring, or index and middle |
| Power unit | Back-worn, waist-worn or wheelchair mounted |
| App | iOS and Android; activity profiles |
| Profile switch | Wrist button |
| Maker country | Sweden |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Brand | Bioservo |
| Category | Upper-limb and hand devices, Robotic gloves and hand exoskeletons |
| Catalog ID | EX-041 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Bioservo Carbonhand: common questions
Can Carbonhand be used from a wheelchair?
Yes. The power unit can be mounted on a wheelchair, or worn on the back or at the waist.
How does Carbonhand decide how much to help?
Pressure sensors detect the grip you apply and the motors add force in proportion, so a harder squeeze gets more assistance. Levels can be tuned in the app.
What sizes does the Carbonhand glove come in?
Five sizes, each available for the right and the left hand.
How to get a quote for the Bioservo Carbonhand
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