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Coapt Complete Control Gen2 pattern recognition controller
Coapt Complete Control Gen2 is a pattern recognition controller that reads muscle signals from an array of electrode contacts on the skin and turns them into commands for a powered arm prosthesis. It is not tied to one manufacturer: Coapt says it supports more than 800 combinations of hands, wrists and elbows. The Control Companion app for iOS and Android handles clinic setup and later adjustments.
- Type
- Pattern recognition control system
- Input
- Array of surface electrode contacts
- App
- Control Companion, iOS and Android
- Generation
- Gen2
Coapt Complete Control Gen2 key features
- Decodes myoelectric patterns in real time
- Supports more than 800 upper-limb component combinations, per the maker
- Uses an array of electrode contacts on the skin
- Control Companion app for iOS and Android
- Control Coach assistant reviews how the user has calibrated the system
Who the Coapt Complete Control Gen2 suits
Suits people with upper-limb loss or difference who wear, or are being fitted with, a myoelectric prosthesis and want to control several movements more directly. The system is installed in the socket and calibrated by a prosthetist.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Coapt Complete Control Gen2 specifications
| Type | Pattern recognition control system |
|---|---|
| Input | Array of surface electrode contacts |
| Controls | Powered hands, wrists and elbows from other makers |
| Compatibility | 800+ upper-limb prosthesis combinations (maker figure) |
| App | Control Companion, iOS and Android |
| Generation | Gen2 |
| US billing code | L6700 |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Coapt |
| Category | Upper limb, Control systems |
| Catalog ID | PR-068 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Coapt Complete Control Gen2: common questions
Does Coapt work with my hand or elbow?
Coapt describes the system as device-agnostic and says it supports more than 800 upper-limb prosthesis combinations. Send us your components and we will check with the supplier.
Is there a phone app for Coapt Gen2?
Yes. The Control Companion app is available for iOS and Android and is used for setup in the clinic and for refinements afterwards.
Is Coapt a prosthetic hand?
No. It is a controller that sits in the prosthesis and interprets muscle signals to drive hands, wrists and elbows made by other companies.
How to get a quote for the Coapt Complete Control Gen2
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