Comfortable, intuitive and precise, bebionic continues to transform the lives and abilities of amputees around the world. From helping them perform simple tasks like tying their shoelaces, to giving them back their control and pride. With 14 different grip patterns and hand positions, the bebionic artificial hand is designed to handle almost anything that you need to do in an average day: from eating meals and carrying bags, to opening doors, switching on lights and typing. Individual motors in each finger allow you to move the hand and grip in a natural, coordinated way. Proportional speed control gives you precision control over delicate tasks. The hand is available in three different sizes and with four wrist options to suit individual requirements.

Engen celebrates 50 call centre learners with disabilities progressing to the next level of training
Durban participants on the programme, from left to right: Front row: Nompilo Mntungwa (uMlazi), Thandiwe Sosiba


