Infinite Biomedical Technologies, LLC
Infinite Biomedical Technologies develops medical devices and software for people with upper-limb loss or difference, including myoelectric prosthetic control systems and prosthesis power systems. The company was founded in 1997 and has roots at Johns Hopkins University.
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Infinite Biomedical Technologies, LLC
Patents
Electrode assemblies for detecting muscle signals in a prosthetic liner
2013-11-26 • US-8591599-B1
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Electrode assemblies for detecting muscle signals in a prosthetic liner
2013-11-26 • US-8591599-B1
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A myoelectric control system for multi-degree-of-freedom upper-limb prostheses. It uses electrode activity to navigate adjustable control regions mapped to movements and is designed to work with a range of prosthetic hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders.
A thin, flexible lithium-polymer battery system for upper-limb prostheses. It provides 7.4 VDC output and includes magnetic charging and a button for checking battery capacity or switching the prosthesis on or off.
A mobile application for adjusting settings, monitoring myoelectric control system performance, and exploring features in demo mode.
A myoelectric control system for multi-degree-of-freedom upper-limb prostheses. It uses electrode activity to navigate adjustable control regions mapped to movements and is designed to work with a range of prosthetic hands, wrists, elbows, and shoulders.
A thin, flexible lithium-polymer battery system for upper-limb prostheses. It provides 7.4 VDC output and includes magnetic charging and a button for checking battery capacity or switching the prosthesis on or off.
A mobile application for adjusting settings, monitoring myoelectric control system performance, and exploring features in demo mode.
Services
Provides evaluation kits for clinicians to assess system candidacy and determine a suitable electrode configuration. Evaluation may use a virtual arm rather than a connected prosthetic limb.
Provides evaluation kits for clinicians to assess system candidacy and determine a suitable electrode configuration. Evaluation may use a virtual arm rather than a connected prosthetic limb.
Expertise Areas
- Upper-limb prosthetics
- Myoelectric prosthesis control
- Prosthetic electronics
- Flexible battery systems
Key Technologies
- Electromyography (EMG) electrodes
- Myoelectric control
- Pattern-recognition control
- Machine-learning algorithms
Key People
Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Chief Technology Officer
Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Chief Technology Officer
News & Updates
The company reported that its myoelectric control system received PDAC approval for HCPCS code L6700.
The company reported that its myoelectric control system received PDAC approval for HCPCS code L6700.