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PSYONIC · Multi-articulating bionic hands · PR-049

PSYONIC Ability Hand Bionic Hand with Touch Feedback

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The PSYONIC Ability Hand is a multi-articulating bionic hand whose fingertip pressure sensors pass grip information to the wearer as vibration on the arm. All five fingers flex and extend under power, and the thumb rotates electrically or by hand. It weighs 490 g, offers 32 grip patterns of which 19 are predefined, is rated IP64 and charges over USB-C in about an hour.

Grip patterns
32 (19 predefined)
Weight
490 g
Water rating
IP64
Feedback
Vibration from fingertip pressure sensors

PSYONIC Ability Hand key features

  • Pressure sensors give vibration feedback
  • All five digits powered; thumb rotates
  • 32 grip patterns, 19 predefined
  • IP64 spill and splash resistance
  • USB-C charge in about one hour
  • Can charge external devices

Who the PSYONIC Ability Hand suits

For upper-limb amputees who want to feel when the hand is gripping. It works with most third-party EMG pattern recognition and direct control systems, linear transducers and force-sensitive resistors. A prosthetist integrates it with the socket.

This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.

Figures for comparing

Weight
0.49 kg (1.1 lb)

The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.

PSYONIC Ability Hand specifications

PSYONIC Ability Hand specifications
Grip patterns32 (19 predefined)
Weight490 g
Water ratingIP64
FeedbackVibration from fingertip pressure sensors
ChargingUSB-C, about 1 hour
Battery lifeEstimated 6 to 8 hours
Powered digitsAll five
Control inputsEMG pattern recognition, EMG direct, linear transducers, FSRs
Maker countryUSA
PriceQuoted on request
BrandPSYONIC
CategoryUpper limb, Multi-articulating bionic hands
Catalog IDPR-049

Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.

PSYONIC Ability Hand: common questions

How does the Ability Hand give touch feedback?

Pressure sensors in the fingertips detect grip force and send a vibration to your arm.

How long does the Ability Hand battery last?

PSYONIC estimates 6 to 8 hours. It recharges over USB-C in roughly one hour.

How much does the Ability Hand weigh?

It weighs 490 grams.

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