When a patient walks into your clinic looking for a prosthetic solution, they’re not just seeking a device; they’re looking for a new level of independence. That’s where the Zeus hand comes in.
As clinicians, we play a vital role in making that independence possible. The journey begins with us: assessing, fitting, configuring, and supporting each patient so they feel confident with their new hand from the very first day.
The Zeus hand isn’t just another prosthetic; it’s a multi-articulating myoelectric hand designed for flexibility, strength, and long-term adaptability.
By combining modular hardware with powerful grip force options, including a high grip force for heavy tasks and a light touch for fragile objects, we are equipped to guide patients back into their everyday tasks while preventing them from unintentionally breaking fragile objects.
With features like an impact resistance mechanism, fingers stall individually to conform to the shape of any object. The fingers can close around objects to provide a secure grip, emphasizing the importance of finger positioning and contact during a power grip.
Each finger, especially the index finger, can be calibrated and controlled individually, allowing the hand to mimic natural movement and perform precise, everyday tasks. Allowing clinicians to use web-based software for real-time adjustments, Zeus helps us deliver better outcomes and greater peace of mind.
Bionic hand technology has transformed the landscape of prosthetics, offering users a remarkable combination of dexterity, strength, and intuitive control. The Zeus hand stands at the forefront of this innovation as a multi-articulating myoelectric hand, engineered to help users perform everyday tasks with ease and confidence.
Its robust design incorporates an advanced impact resistance mechanism, ensuring that even when handling fragile objects, the hand’s fingers stall individually to prevent unintentional breakage.
With the Zeus hand, users experience a new level of independence. Whether they’re picking up delicate glassware or carrying heavier items, the high grip force and flexible features make daily living more natural and secure.
The hand is designed to give patients the control and confidence they need to interact with their environment. Engineered for both strength and subtlety, the Zeus hand empowers users to face everyday challenges, preventing damage and making each task more manageable. This robust, user-focused technology is redefining what’s possible in prosthetic care.
The Zeus hand delivers a host of benefits that enhance both the user experience and clinical outcomes. Its impact resistance mechanism and robust design protect against breakage, with the ability to adjust grip force.
For clinicians and patients alike, the Zeus hand’s compatibility with most industry-standard electrodes and wrist rotators ensures seamless integration into existing prosthetic systems.
Quick, on-site repairs minimize downtime, so users spend less time waiting and more time enjoying their independence. The advanced features of the Zeus hand, including its adaptability and ease of control, give patients greater peace of mind and the confidence to tackle everyday tasks.
By reducing the risk of breakage and making real-time adjustments possible, the Zeus hand stands out as a robust, reliable solution for those seeking a high-performance bionic hand.
Every patient is unique, and so are their prosthetic needs. The Zeus bionic hand comes in two versions, Zeus V1 and Zeus S, each engineered with specific benefits.
Both versions are engineered with a modular system, robust features, and flexibility. They come with 14 predefined grip patterns plus 3 configurable grips, allowing clinicians to choose the best fit for their patients’ needs.
These options help patients perform everyday tasks with greater ease, from cooking to carrying bags, while making daily living safer and more natural.
Aether Biomedical and the Zeus hand are a testament to their commitment to advancing bionic technology.
As a multi-articulating myoelectric hand, the Zeus hand reflects Aether Biomedical’s dedication to providing clinicians and patients with cutting-edge solutions that prioritize dexterity, control, and user experience.
The company’s collaborative approach, working closely with both clinicians and patients, has resulted in a device that is not only robust in design but also highly customizable to individual needs.
Aether Biomedical’s web-based software allows clinicians to make real-time adjustments, ensuring that each Zeus hand is tailored for optimal performance.
This integration of advanced technology and user-focused design has made the Zeus hand a preferred choice for those seeking reliability and versatility in a prosthetic device.
With a strong reputation for quality and innovation, Aether Biomedical continues to empower clinicians and patients, making a meaningful difference in the world of prosthetic care.
Zeus is not a device that can be fitted casually. Only qualified and certified clinicians should handle fittings. This ensures safety, protecting patients from improper use and giving clinicians confidence that the device is being used properly.
The right candidates for the Zeus bionic hand are typically:
The Aether Digital Platform (ADP) is the web-based software that powers configuration and remote support. From ADP, clinicians can assign devices, adjust grip patterns, and provide real-time adjustments to optimize outcomes.
Setup includes:
The ADP integrates with a mobile app, allowing clinicians to reach users remotely, make video calls for training, and perform asynchronous updates. This allows clinicians and patients to connect regardless of their location, eliminating the need for an in-person visit.
Calibration is a critical step. Using industry-standard electrodes, clinicians can adjust signal thresholds until the control feels natural and strong. This process reassures patients that the Zeus bionic hand is responding reliably to their movements.
Once calibration is complete, the Zeus hand is officially assigned to the patient in ADP. This creates continuity, ensuring every adjustment, repair, or update is tied to the same device.
With 14 predefined grips plus 3 configurable grips, clinicians can tailor grip patterns to the patient’s lifestyle. Examples include:
By choosing the right combination, patients gain the benefits of both strong grips and light touch options, helping them perform everyday tasks with greater confidence.
Training bridges the gap between technology and real life. It involves:
This stage is about giving patients confidence and pride in their ability to use the device effectively, while clinicians provide good guidance and greater peace through supervision.
One of the strongest features of Zeus is its ability to extend care beyond the clinic. Using ADP, clinicians can provide real-time adjustments, asynchronous updates, or live video sessions. This flexibility prevents downtime, keeps patients engaged, and improves outcomes.
For patients, the benefits are clear: they can reach clinicians without unnecessary travel, saving time and ensuring continuity of care. For clinicians, it means making adjustments quickly while protecting long-term device performance.
Zeus is engineered with modularity in mind. Repairs are quick, reducing downtime and preventing long gaps without the device:
Annual servicing is required, and the warranty covers two years with optional extensions. By protecting the device through proper care, clinicians help patients enjoy the benefits of reduced breakage and increased durability. The Aether Battery System, compatible with wrist rotators and other components, ensures consistent power and safe operation.
Safety is central. Clinicians must explain:
By making these precautions clear, we are preventing misuse while giving patients greater peace and confidence in their prosthesis.
What qualifications are required for clinicians to fit the Zeus hand?
Only trained and certified clinicians are qualified to fit the device.
How can clinicians configure the Zeus bionic hand for patients?
Through web-based software on ADP, clinicians can calibrate EMG, adjust grip patterns, and deliver real-time adjustments remotely.
What grip patterns are available with the Zeus Bionic Hand?
There are 14 predefined grip patterns plus 3 customizable options, ranging from power grip to precision grips for fragile objects.
How does the Aether Digital Platform support clinicians?
It provides data insights and tools for making updates or training sessions remotely, reducing downtime and increasing flexibility.
Can clinicians provide remote adjustments to patient devices?
Yes, ADP allows asynchronous updates and real-time adjustments during live sessions, giving patients care even when they are at home.
What is the difference between Zeus V1 and Zeus S?
Zeus V1 is the strongest bionic hand with high grip force and greater lift capacity, while Zeus S is lighter, faster, and repairs in less time.
How quickly can Zeus's hands be repaired in the office?
Zeus S can be repaired in under 10 minutes, while Zeus V1 repairs are completed in under 30 minutes, minimizing downtime.
What are the safety guidelines clinicians should share with patients?
Avoid water, impact resistance, prevent overloading beyond capacity, and ensure cleaning routines are followed. These steps are essential for protecting performance and outcomes.
For clinicians, getting started with Zeus Hand is as much about people as it is about technology.
It’s about using robust features, modular parts, and digital tools to give patients independence. From setup to repair, every step is about protecting safety, preventing downtime, and making everyday tasks easier.
Zeus gives us the chance to be proud of the outcomes we deliver. With Aether Biomedical’s support, we are giving patients not just a device, but confidence, care, and greater peace in their everyday lives.