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Vincent Systems GmbH is a leading provider of medical technology systems for upper limb prosthetics. VINCENTevolution5 More Information we love perfection waterproof to IP67 | extremely light movable single fingers First multiarticulating hand prosthesis for children and young adults VINCENTyoung3+ waterproof to IP68 multifuntion display | customizable VINCENTevolution5 waterproof to IP68 | active partial hand system | individually adaptable VINCENTpartial4 more videos VINCENTpartial passive VINCENTwork VINCENTpower flex USB-C VINCENTwrist Software Accesories neo1 Exoskeleton VINCENTvr Training system Innovationen INNOVATIONS Wir erweitern unsere Farbpalette! Ab sofort stehen für die VINCENTevolution5 und die VINCENTpartial4 drei neue Silikonfarben zur Auswahl: NATURAL 06 - NATURAL 07 - NATURAL 08 Die VINCENTevolution5 jetzt im neuen Look! Die neue Handgeneration wird ab sofort mit einer weiterentwickelten Verkleidung des abwinkelbaren Handgelenks angeboten. NEUES DESIGN: Die neue Verkleidung des Handgelenks macht den Look unserer Handprothese noch anatomischer und natürlicher. ROBUST UND HYGIENISCH: Das neue, textilfreie Design macht die Hand noch robuster. Die glatte Kunststoffoberfläche ist langlebig und leicht zu reinigen. INDIVIDUALISIERBAR: Die Verkleidung ist in den Hauptfarben der VINCENTevolution5 erhältlich und kompatibel mit allen abwinkelbaren Handgelenkvarianten. neo 1 - Weltweit erstes, unter der Bekleidung tragbares, myoelektrisches Exoskelett für die obere Extremität Mit neo1 präsentiert Vincent Systems das bahnbrechende myoelektrische Exoskelett, das speziell für Anwender mit eingeschränkter Funktionalität der oberen Extremität entwickelt wurde, insbesondere zur Kompensation von Lähmungen durch Schlaganfall und Plexus-Verletzungen. Diese innovative Technologie nutzt eine fortschrittliche myoelektrische Steuerung in Verbindung mit leistungsstarken Kleinstmotoren im Ellenbogen und Handbereich, um dem Anwender mit den Herausforderungen seiner Einschränkung bei der Mobilität und Unabhängigkeit zu unterstützen. VINCENTaqua – wasserdichte Neoprenstulpe Schwimmen oder Stand-Up-Paddling mit Handprothese? Kein Problem! Mit der individuell angefertigten Neoprenstulpe wird dein Prothesenschaft vor Wasser geschützt.* Erhältlich in klassisch schwarz oder mit aufgedrucktem Wellen-Design in blau, grün oder violett. VINCENTevolution4 in 25 verschiedenen Kombinationen erhältlich! Fünf verschiedene Grundfarben verleihen der VINCENTevolution4 ein individuelles und einzigartiges Design. Es stehen die Farben Schwarz, Weiß, Perlweiß, Transparent und Natural jeweils in Kombination mit vier verschieden Metallfarben und Titan zur Wahl. Ein Farbwechsel der farbigen Silikonteile ist jederzeit möglich. METALLFARBEN: Schwarz | Gold | Blau | Kupfer VINCENTevolution4 und VINCENTevolution3+ In Sachen Evolution sind wir ganz vorne mit dabei. Mit der VINCENTevolution4 haben wir die nächste Generation unserer beliebtesten myolelektrischen Vollhandprothesen auf den Markt gebracht. In einem neuen Design und mit neuen Funktionen wie u.a. den "quetschbaren" Fingern und optional der einzigartigen 4-Kanalsteuerung ist sie unsere erste nach IP68 wassergeschützte Handprothese. Auch für Nutzer der VINCENTevolution3 besteht die Möglichkeit zu einem Wasserschutz-Upgrade als VINCENTevolution3+. VINCENTyoung3 in vier Farben erhältlich Deutschlands beliebteste Kinder- und Jugendhandprothese gibt es jetzt nicht nur in schwarz, sondern auch in folgenden Sonderfarben: taubenblau | natural | brombeer NEWS News Read more On November 8, 2025, our colleague was a guest at the Ortho Form dysmelia meeting in Lünen, bringing our bionic hand prostheses along for people to try out. The children enthusiastically took advantage of the opportunity to test the prostheses themselves, move them around, and ask questions. This led to many inspiring conversations with families and experts about modern prosthetics and individual care solutions. Events like this show us time and again how important it is to bring technology to life and strengthen confidence in modern aids - especially among young users. A big thank you to Ortho Form for the invitation and organization. We look forward to more encounters next year. We were attending – Dysmelia meeting in Lünen November 08, 2025 VIDEOS Videos Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Now Playing Vincent Evolution 5: First Day at The Park 02:19 Play Video Now Playing Delivering The Vincent Evolution 5 Bionic Prosthetic Hand: Why Fitting Matters! 05:53 Play Video Now Playing @Liz.Bionic Unboxing My New Bionic Hand | VINCENTevolution5 Prosthesis 07:03 Play Video Read more USER STORIES USER STORIES USER VIDEOS Play Video Play Video Peter VINCENTevolution4 Play Video Play Video David VINCENTevolution4 Play Video Play Video Tim VINCENTevolution3 Play Video Play Video Britta VINCENTevolution3 Play Video Play Video Leon VINCENTevolution3 Play Video Play Video Jon VINCENTpartial2 Play Video Play Video Mathias VINCENTwork Play Video Play Video Sören VINCENTevolution2 Play Video Play Video Paul VINCENTevolution2

Isabelle shares her experience with her Vincent prosthesis: from practicing in everyday life to natural and precise control of the hand. Close My Path to Independence: How Isabelle Makes Her Bionic Hand Second Nature By Isabelle Hi, I’m Isabelle. I wear a myoelectric above-elbow prosthesis and have been the proud owner of my VINCENTevolution bionic hand since 2020. I have to say, when I first found myself alone in everyday life with the prosthetic hand, I felt slightly overwhelmed. Controlling a myoelectric prosthetic hand requires a change in mindset: no intuitive grasping anymore, but instead the active contraction of my biceps and triceps muscle signals. For someone inexperienced, this is exhausting — both for the muscles and the brain. Using these two muscle signals, 16 different grip patterns can be controlled via a grip scheme. So there I stood, trying to imagine which grip would be best suited to open a simple tea bag package. Then I had to intensely concentrate to recall the grip pattern so I knew which muscle combination to activate in order to reach that grip. Only then could I start the action. At the beginning, I had to accept that everyday activities took significantly more time than if I had simply done them with one hand. I needed patience, determination, and kindness toward myself, while staying highly focused and careful as I established reliable prosthetic control. But I really wanted this amazing bionic hand prosthesis, with all its functions, to become a part of me. So I consistently practiced with it in everyday life wherever possible. Practice makes perfect, and the brain is absolutely capable of relearning. Through my efforts, I quickly noticed progress: control became faster and smoother, success experiences increased, and I became more skillful in using the prosthesis. Cups no longer shattered on the floor, bottles were no longer crushed with excessive force, and I no longer had to plan extra time for daily activities. Operating the different grips became automatic, and the grip pattern was firmly memorized. By now, the upper arm prosthesis has become a part of me that I would never want to be without. I would feel lost if I had to navigate life with only one arm. In many everyday situations, the prosthesis supports me, such as tying my shoes, opening packaging, or unlocking my apartment door, which requires pulling the door with one hand while turning the key in the lock. I have truly come to appreciate the VINCENTevolution bionic hand and all its advantages. The precision and fine motor skills of the hand are incredible. With the pinch grip, I can even grasp and tear open the small tabs on yogurt cups. Thanks to vibration feedback while gripping, I have gradually developed a kind of sense of touch. I can now accurately judge how firmly I am gripping with the prosthetic hand and when the applied force is sufficient. My bionic hand prosthesis has given me back independence, acceptance, normality, and a sense of completeness. It is no longer a foreign object to me. The prosthesis is now my arm.

Close Foto: Kira Flora High-tech you can touch: Why I wear my prosthesis openly By Tim Hello! I’m Tim, 33 years old, living with my wife in Stuttgart, and I have been a prosthesis user for 10 years. I have always been a very active and athletic person—even the accident that left me wearing a prosthetic arm for the past 10 years hasn't changed that. Nevertheless, such an event brings with it a number of new challenges. In addition to coping with everyday life, I also had to get used to a new body image. Suddenly, you no longer look like everyone else, which can be particularly difficult for young people. As an engineer, I have always been very interested in technology. So it was clear to me from the outset that my prosthesis should be visible. Personally, I have always preferred to wear it openly rather than covering it with sleeves or gloves. Today, I wear a myoelectric upper arm prosthesis with an active elbow and a VINCENTevolution from Vincent Systems – all in black. The “robotic” look of my left arm often sparks curiosity and fascination. Because I wear my prosthetic arm openly, people frequently approach me with questions. I can then decide for myself whether I feel like explaining my bionic prosthetic hand or not. B eyond public perception, aesthetics also play an important role in personal acceptance. The fact is, if you do not feel comfortable with your prosthesis, you are less likely to wear it consistently. This may lead to doing certain tasks without the prosthesis, even though a myoelectric prosthetic arm would actually be well suited for them. Fortunately, today there are many ways to customize the appearance of a prosthesis according to personal preferences. Often, prosthetists can incorporate visual customization directly during the fabrication of the socket. Covers allow for interchangeable looks for different occasions, and prosthetic hands are now available in an increasing variety of colors. The prosthetic hands from Vincent Systems, for example, are offered in numerous color combinations for both aluminum and silicone components. For my wedding this spring, I wore a light-colored suit. Since my regular prosthetic hand created a strong contrast, I borrowed a VINCENTevolution bionic hand in cream white and gold. The prosthesis blended perfectly with my outfit and complemented the look for this special occasion. The design philosophy of Vincent Systems has always emphasized open design. For their commitment to developing prosthetic hands that combine advanced functionality with visible high-tech aesthetics, without cosmetic gloves, the company received the German Design Award in 2014. Personally, I am very grateful to wear such a high-tech prosthetic device, one that I can fully rely on in everyday life as well as on special occasions. At the same time, I am excited about the future of modern prosthetic technology and look forward to the innovations yet to come.

Peter tests his VINCENTevolution while swimming, diving, and stand-up paddling—waterproof, robust, and intuitively controllable. Close A Day of Swimming, Snorkeling and Stand-Up Paddleboarding – with a Myoelectric Hand Prosthesis By Peter Until now, I was never a strong swimmer. When I was in the water, I enjoyed diving and jumping off boards much more. It never occurred to me that it would be possible to swim freestyle or take part in water sports with my VINCENTevolution4 myoelectric hand prosthesis, until Stefan Schulz, CEO of Vincent Systems, asked whether I would like to try something new. He had developed a new product that would allow me to enter the water while wearing my binoic prosthesis. Of course, curiosity won. Before I knew it, my prosthetic socket was fitted with the VINCENTaqua neoprene sleeve to make it waterproof. The VINCENTevolution4 itself is already designed as a waterproof myoelectric prosthetic hand. Stop 1: Outdoor Swimming Pool! After pulling on the neoprene sleeve, we went straight into the water. We started with freestyle swimming. At first, I felt uncertain. I wondered whether the socket would withstand the water without damage. As far as I knew, no one had ever used a myoelectric hand prosthesis in the water and then confirmed that it still functioned afterward. But once I fully entered the pool and realized I could still control the prosthetic hand even though the socket was completely underwater, all doubts disappeared. The prosthesis functioned just as reliably as it does on land. Swimming freestyle with a prosthetic hand felt unusual at first, but also surprisingly natural. I adjusted the bionic hand into its natural grip position, similar to how I would normally shape my hand for swimming. The swimming movements felt intuitive from the beginning. They came almost automatically. Stop 2: Quarry Lake! My prosthetic hand and the neoprene sleeve meet the IP68 protection rating, which is currently unique for a myoelectric hand prosthesis. This means the technology can withstand a water depth of up to 1.5 meters for 30 minutes. Naturally, I wanted to test that. I quickly learned that it is better to put on diving fins while already in the water. Using both hands, I was able to pull the fin straps over my heels and adjust my diving mask. Stefan and I began snorkeling and then diving underwater. I managed to reach nearly two meters in depth. Even underwater, I was still able to control the prosthesis and give Stefan a hand signal to show that everything was okay. After the successful dive, we moved on to stand-up paddleboarding. First, I had to find my balance to avoid falling off the board. Then I needed to determine the best grip position for the prosthetic hand in order to hold the paddle securely. After a short time, I was able to steer the board safely. It was a lot of fun. Overall, I was positively surprised by how intuitively I could use the waterproof bionic prosthesis in, on, and under the water without constantly worrying whether it would withstand the conditions. It was a day full of new experiences that helped break down a mental barrier for me. What the VINCENTevolution4 prosthetic hand delivers in terms of robustness and everyday usability truly represents a new level in modern prosthetic technology. It frees my mind from limitations that had previously been part of my daily life.

Close Bionic on Tour – My Journey with the VINCENTevolution By Greta Hi! I’m Greta, 24 years old, studying psychology and neuroscience in Würzburg, and I was born without my right hand. For most of my life, I did not wear a prosthesis. I was active and felt completely whole without assistive technology. But as I started traveling more, riding my bike, climbing mountain peaks, and diving into new adventures, I realized something important: a well-designed bionic hand prosthesis can be more than just a hand replacement. It can be a real gamechanger. Today, I wear the VINCENTevolution bionic hand from Vincent Systems, with black finger segments and a transparent silicone cover. The robotic look remains visible, and that is exactly what I love. Making high-tech prosthetic technology visible instead of hiding it is my motto. Alongside my studies, I work as a bionic model, and the prosthesis is always a highlight during photoshoots. The reactions are overwhelmingly positive. I often hear comments like, “Wow, that looks like something from the future,” or “That’s not a disadvantage, it’s a statement.” And that is exactly how I see it. Both professionally and privately, I am constantly on the move, whether in the mountains, on my bike, or sometimes even paragliding. Especially while traveling, my myoelectric upper limb prosthesis has proven incredibly practical. Recently, I joined a ski touring trip as a featured athlete for an outdoor brand, and of course my prosthetic hand was part of the adventure. Freezing temperatures, steep ascents, a climbing section, and right in the middle of it all, me with my VINCENTevolution. When I am outdoors, I truly appreciate the multiple, easy-to-select grip patterns and the strong prosthetic grip strength. Holding a ski pole, for example, requires a firm and reliable grip. When we finally reached the summit, I knew I could do everything without limitations. Whether in the mountains, camping, strolling through the city, or cycling, my prosthesis is always a trusted companion. One feature I particularly value is the USB-C charging port. It allows me to recharge the prosthetic hand easily on the go using a power bank, whether I am on a bus in Morocco or on a night train to Italy. Lifting heavy luggage onto a train or pushing open a stuck compartment door is no problem, thanks to the durable aluminum alloy used in the inner structure of the prosthetic hand. The best part is that I do not wear my prosthesis because I have to, but because I want to. It complements me without defining me. I decide when it serves as a tool and when it does not. Through my studies in psychology and neuroscience, I have developed a fascinating perspective on the connection between body and technology. I spend a lot of time exploring body perception, neuropsychological processes, and the question of what “normal” really means. My prosthesis is part of that exploration and invites new social experiences every day. I am excited to see how modern prosthetic technology will continue to evolve. But even now, I am grateful to have such a powerful piece of high-tech by my side, whether on a mountain peak, in a lecture hall, or in front of the camera.

Would you like a VINCENT hand prosthesis? Fill out the contact form and let our staff advise you. The path to your prosthetic hand Are you interested in a VINCENT hand? Our outstanding high-tech prostheses are known for their high quality, functionality, and aesthetics. Even our best hand prostheses are generally fully covered by health insurance. Your orthopedic technician will take care of everything until you receive your very own Vincent hand. We will be happy to help you find a specialist and advise you on the latest prosthetic trends. First name* Last name* E-Mail* Postal code, City* Phone number Country* * I am looking for a prosthesis for myself. I am looking for a prosthesis for a friend/relative. I am interested in:* Message* Ich bin damit einverstanden, dass meine Daten unter Berücksichtigung der EU-Datenschutzgrundverordnung gespeichert, zweckgebunden ausgewertet und genutzt werden. Für weitere Informationen lesen Sie bitte unsere Datenschutzerklärung * Send request

Real user testimonials: How Vincent's prosthetic hands enrich everyday life and improve quality of life. User Stories ISABELLE PETER TIM GRETA DOROTHEE

The world's first myoelectric partial hand prosthesis that is IP68 waterproof. It also features intuitive control, individual customization, and a high quality of life. VINCENTpartial4 Waterproof to IP68 | Modular design | Individually customizable | Single Finger Control Light and compact | Numerous grip types, selectable at any time | Available in 40 color combinations The functional prosthetic restoration of parts of the hand presents a particular technical challenge. The myoelectrically controlled partial hand prosthesis VINCENTpartial4 is specifically designed to meet these needs, as it can be individually adapted to the care situation. The VINCENTpartial4 is a hand prosthesis for partial hand restorations with motorised individual fingers and thumbs. Sensors and controls have been miniaturised to allow them to be placed directly on the back of the hand, together with the mouldable battery cells. This allows an anatomical reconstruction of the hand where technically possible. The fingers and thumb are attached to the prosthetic socket using a steel frame design. This determines the width of the hand as well as the position and alignment of the fingers. The metacarpal arch can also be modelled. The prosthesis can be controlled via EMG sensors using muscle tension or via tactile force sensors. The battery system can be charged via a USB-C socket. If there is no power socket, it can also be charged via a mobile power bank. The grip selection and control of fingers follow the uniform control concept of the VINCENT hand prostheses. Many different grips can be achieved by timed opening and closing signals, using four long fingers and a thumb. If fewer powered fingers are used, the number of grips are reduced accordingly. The fingers and thumb are made of high-strength aluminium alloy, or titanium for even greater durability. All components are rubberised for a secure grip, and the tip of the index finger is touchscreen compatible. The joints of all fingers and the thumb are fully covered in every possible position. This prevents objects from being clamped as the fingers and the thumb open. Eight different colors give the silicone parts of the VINCENTpartial4 an individual and unique design. The colors black, white, pearl white and transparent as well as four different natural colors are available, each in combination with five different metal colors and titanium. Waterproofness of the prosthesis The motorised fingers of the VINCENTpartial4 are waterproof according to IP68. Washing hands under running water is possible, provided that the design of the prosthesis socket also permits this. The control unit, sensors and batteries must still be protected from water. Single finger control The single finger control enables the five fingers to be individually controlled by up to five input signals. This allows a faster and more intuitive use of the prosthesis. Flyer VINCENTpartial4 Technical specifications Textile gloves & Accessories VINCENTpartial4 we love perfection

Passive finger prostheses for the prosthetic reconstruction of a partial hand – up to 110° swivel range, functional, lightweight, aesthetic. VINCENTpartial passive The passive partial hand system enables prosthetic reconstruction of a partial hand. It consists of functional passive finger and thumb prostheses that can be locked in place in one or two joints in different angular positions. The weight-optimized stainless steel joints with variable-length finger or thumb attachments are very robust and water-resistant. The variable-length finger or thumb sleeves are made of durable and stain-resistant HTV silicone. The fingers are mounted directly to the stem with two screws coming from the stem or are aligned and fixed in position via various frame types made of stainless steel sheet and aluminum adapters. The fingers can be equipped with one or two successive ratchet joints. The joints function in such a way that pulling in the distal finger direction releases the locking of the joint - positioning is now possible. Releasing the finger causes the joint to lock into the desired position. In addition to the distal locking joint, the thumb has a proximal basic joint for lateral pivoting. The basic joint can be pivoted by 110° via friction locking, and the force required for this can be adjusted. The thumb is aligned and fixed in place by means of a frame plate and a threaded base plate, which can also be laminated directly into the stem. All in all, VINCENTpartial passive is an easy-to-use, robust and functional passive finger and thumb system. Flyer VINCENTpartial passive Mounting instructions finger Mounting instructions thumb

Close My prosthesis in the classroom By Dorothee Hi, I'm Dorothee, I wear a forearm prosthesis, and I'm a primary school teacher. My prosthesis was never an obstacle to choosing this profession. What adults might only consider after giving it some thought is actually no problem for children. Children approach you without prejudice, but they also blurt out their questions directly. Is that a problem? No, otherwise this profession wouldn't be right for me. But my development in dealing with these many encounters and the prosthesis has changed with the VINCENTevolution hand prosthesis. For a long time, I wore a myoelectric forearm prosthesis with a silicone cover, which meant that it looked very realistic cosmetically and was not always immediately noticeable, but often only at second glance. This was pleasant, because I was not immediately the center of attention. The typical questions were, for example: “What is that?”, “Why do you have that?”, “Where is your real hand?”, “Why don't you have a real hand?”, “Is there a bone underneath?”, “Does it hurt?”, ... and only later: “How do you open it?” I answered the questions in more detail at times and more briefly at others when I had to repeat myself often. After getting to know the class for the first time, the focus then shifted more to the learning content. Nevertheless, the children saw exactly what I was doing and how I was doing it. The grip I had at the time supported me, but it wasn't always the best grip for many different things in terms of ergonomics and functionality, so I also had to use my other hand a lot for support. There came a time when my existing hand was overloaded. So I was open to advice on the prosthetic options now available on the market. The VINCENTevolution from Vincent Systems impressed me at the time with its high-tech features, numerous functions, high reliability when gripping, and cool appearance. Of course, it took some getting used to learning and being able to use so many grips when you're in a situation where you need to act quickly. I had to give myself a little more time and be patient until it became routine and a real benefit to my everyday life! From my initial attitude of “a prosthesis is an option, but not a necessity,” I came to realize with my new robot-style hand that “Hey! The prosthesis really helps me!” I noticed, for example, that the apple stayed in my hand and didn't slip out. Or that I could hold the book well without twisting and cramping my shoulder. Many more moments followed, so that I began to enjoy consciously using my prosthesis. At first, I still wore the hand prosthesis with a skin-colored glove cover. To be honest, it bothered me when I looked down and saw the black hand standing out so much. When Vincent Systems launched the different color options on the market, I was happy and chose the skin-colored version. What was interesting was how things developed at school. The children immediately asked more questions about the technology. “How does it work?”, “How can you change the grip?”, “Can you write with it?”, “Can you open this bottle?”, “Can you go in the water with it?” etc. So it was no longer so interesting why I wear a prosthesis, but what it can do and how it works. The focus was now on the technology or the thing itself and not directly on me, which I found very pleasant. The children's confidence in dealing with the “robot hand” strengthened and changed my perspective, and I now occasionally wear a loaner hand in a different color, not just my skin color. I myself became more experienced in using the grips and at the same time more confident with the many encounters and questions. When I have a new class and we get to know each other, there is always a question and answer session about the prosthesis. Anyone who wants to can touch it. Until their thirst for knowledge is quenched, it is impossible to continue with the lesson anyway. The students know what I am wearing, and it is normal at our school that I live and teach with a robotic hand.

VINCENTevolution5 THE NEW HAND The uncompromising hand prosthesis - Waterproof according to IP68 - Heavy-duty aluminium frame for maximum load capacity - Optional titanium frame for even higher load capacity - Elastic base joints and springy finger elements for perfect adaptation - Four wrist options from transcarpal to quicksnap with bendable joint - All hand and wrist functions are optimized for bilateral users - Silicone covers provide maximum durability, hygiene, haptic and adaptive control when gripping and holding - Precise grip selection via gesture control - A powerful pinch grip, enabling the gripping of objects as small as Ø1mm - Display and adjustment of control signals directly on the hand - Battery charge status displayed directly on the hand - Grip selection and locking of the prosthesis can be selected directly on the hand - Precise sense of touch (force feedback) - Customizable: 5 hand sizes, 40 different color combinations Flyer VINCENTevolution5 Technical specifications Flyer VINCENTwrist Size and weight chart Photo gallery Grips VINCENTevolution5 Textile Gloves & Accessories Smartwatch VINCENTwear Schwarz-Titan Schwarz-Schwarz Schwarz-Blau Schwarz-Gold Schwarz-Kupfer Schwarz-Silber Weiß-Titan Weiß-Schwarz Weiß-Blau Weiß-Gold Weiß-Kupfer Weiß-Silber Perlweiß-Titan Perlweiß-Schwarz Perlweiß-Blau Perlweiß-Gold Perlweiß-Kupfer Perlweiß-Silber Transparent-Titan Transparent-Schwarz Transparent-Blau Transparent-Gold Transparent-Kupfer Transparent-Silber Natural05-Titan Die neuen Funktionen im Überblick: Myomonitor und Signalanpassung Akkustand anzeigen Griffwechsel per Knopfdruck Belegung der Tasten Verriegelung per Knopfdruck Stummschaltung des Bedienfeldes Erweiterter Tastsinn Konfiguration in der VINCENTmobile-App

Four wrist options for flexible mobility, easy operation, and compatibility with our prosthetic systems. VINCENTwrist Wrist joints for adults and children | Standard, extra short, adjustable flexion | Low weight | Short length quicksnap | quicksnap+flexion | short | short+flexion VINCENTwrist quicksnap The standard wrist joint makes it possible to quickly and easily attach and remove the hand prosthesis. The joint offers compatibility with other systems such as DynamicArm or Boston Digital Arm™. VINCENTwrist short Our transcarpal joint convinces with its uniquely low mounting depth and is therefore also suitable for long arm stumps. In addition to the prosthesis-side joint, the shaft-side casting ring (24.7 g / 0.05 lb) is also particularly light. The standard wrist and the transcarpal joint can be rotated noiselessly and gridlessly. The force required for rotation can be individually adjusted for each user. Both wrists can be combined with the joint VINCENTwrist flexion that can be angled. VINCENTwrist flexion The joint has a large range of movement and allows for flexion from -36° to +36°. lt is particularly suitable for bilateral users due to its switchless operation. The position is changed by pulling, moving and releasing. Our four wrist options are characterized by their low mounting depths. Due to the intelligent multi-material-mix, the wrists are particularly light and at the same time very robust and corrosion resistant. Flyer VINCENTwrist Technical specifications VINCENTwrist quicksnap | quicksnap+flexion short | short+flexion we love perfection

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Jobs & internships at Vincent Systems: Join us in shaping the future of hand prosthetics – exciting positions in Karlsruhe. Softwareentwickler (m/w/d) App/Unity Standort Karlsruhe, DE Jetzt bewerben Arbeitsbereich App- & Software-entwicklung Arbeitsmodell Vor Ort Anstellungsart Vollzeit, 40 h / Woche Job ID DESW1064_03 Startdatum ab sofort Job veröffentlicht 29.01.2026 Über Vincent Systems: Vincent Systems steht für innovative Medizintechnik, ein außergewöhnliches Design und für Hightech „made in Germany“. Mit unseren roboterähnlichen, myoelektrisch gesteuerten Produkten gestalten wir die Zukunft der Handprothetik und verbessern damit täglich die Lebensqualität vieler Menschen. Im grünen Zentrum der Technologiestadt Karlsruhe entwickeln und produzieren wir die weltweit modernsten und qualitativ hochwertigsten bionischen Prothesen und Exoskelette auf dem Markt. Die perfekte Verbindung von Hightech und Kunst, von Präzision und Innovation, von Mensch und Technik. Das macht uns aus und unsere Produkte zu etwas Besonderem. Deine Aufgaben: Android App-Entwicklung mit Java Mobile Multi-Platform App-Entwicklung mit Kotlin und Compose Multi-Platform (Android, iOS) Entwicklung von VR-Anwendungen in Unity (C#) Entwicklung von Trainingsspielen in Unity (C#) Weiterentwicklung und Wartung von CMS-Webanwendungen (Front- und Backend) Was wir von Dir erwarten: Erfolgreich abgeschlossenes Studium im Bereich Informatik, Elektrotechnik oder vergleichbare Qualifikation Fundierte Erfahrungen in der Softwareentwicklung mit objektorientierten Programmiersprachen, idealerweise in C#, Java, Kotlin Kenntnisse im Umgang mit Game Engines vorzugsweise der Unity Engine Eigenverantwortung und Qualitätsbewusstsein, sowie Team- und Kommunikationsfähigkeit Sehr gute Deutsch- und verhandlungssichere Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift Was bieten wir? Einen abwechslungsreichen, verantwortungsvollen Job in einem erfolgreichen Unternehmen Arbeiten in einer krisenfesten und zukunftssicheren Branche Faire Vertragsbedingungen und eine angenehme, kollegiale Arbeitsatmosphäre Zuschuss zur Kantine sowie kostenlose Getränke und frisches Obst Regelmäßiger Teambrunch und vielfältige Möglichkeiten für gemeinsame Aktivitäten – ob Sport in der Mittagspause oder besondere Events Flexible Arbeitszeitgestaltung 30 Tage Urlaub Interessiert? Sende uns ein Anschreiben sowie Deinen vollständigen Lebenslauf inkl. relevanter Zeugnisse unter Angabe eines frühestmöglichen Eintrittstermins und Deiner Gehaltsvorstellung per E-Mail an Frau Martin: bewerbung@vincentsystems.de . Unser Standort: Deine Ansprechpartnerin: Emily Martin Human Resources bewerbung@vincentsystems.de

For the first time, hand prostheses can be conveniently charged via USB-C. Flexible LiPo batteries can be easily installed in any socket. VINCENTpower flex USB-C USB-C Charger The VINCENTpower flex USB-C makes it possible for the first time to charge a hand prosthesis easily via a USB port. What has been a matter of course for mobile devices of all kinds for many years is now also finding its way into prosthetics. With its robust and simple handling, the USB-C charging port is the ideal charging access. The prosthesis wearer only needs one charger for their prosthesis and other mobile devices such as smartphones or tablet PCs with the VINCENTpower USB power supply, certified as a medical device according to IEC 60601-1. In addition to the classic USB power supply, mobile energy storage devices such as our VINCENTpowerbank with a capacity of 10,000 mAh, but also solar cells or inductive charging systems can be used to charge the batteries. Charging via USB creates almost unlimited freedom of movement in terms of time and place for handling the prosthesis. You can focus on more important things than the next charging. Flexible LiPo cells The new battery system features LiPo cells whose shape can be adapted to the prosthesis stem. Unlike conventional LiPo cells, the individual cells, which were specially developed for this application and are only 4 mm high, can be plastically molded. They also differ from other battery cells in terms of their material and manufacturing process. The moldable LiPo battery cells are produced exclusively for Vincent Systems GmbH according to our specifications. The design has been patented by our company. Development and production are always carried out, tested and certified according to all required standards. Output voltage, protective circuit and polarity are identical to all common battery systems used in prosthetics. The 2-cell LiPo battery systems are compatible and safe to use with almost all hand prosthesis systems from common manufacturers available on the market - the only exceptions are hand systems or grippers with a higher battery voltage. This product is also available for technicians who have not yet received a VINCENT certificate. Flyer VINCENTpower flex USB-C

Jobs & internships at Vincent Systems: Join us in shaping the future of hand prosthetics – exciting positions in Karlsruhe. Abschlussarbeit (m/w/d) Qualitätsmanagement Standort Karlsruhe, DE Jetzt bewerben Arbeitsbereich Qualitätsmanagement Arbeitsmodell Vor Ort Anstellungsart Minijob Job ID DEEM1079_01 Startdatum ab sofort Job veröffentlicht 29.01.2026 Über Vincent Systems: Vincent Systems steht für innovative Medizintechnik, ein außergewöhnliches Design und für Hightech „made in Germany“. Mit unseren roboterähnlichen, myoelektrisch gesteuerten Produkten gestalten wir die Zukunft der Handprothetik und verbessern damit täglich die Lebensqualität vieler Menschen. Im grünen Zentrum der Technologiestadt Karlsruhe entwickeln und produzieren wir die weltweit modernsten und qualitativ hochwertigsten bionischen Prothesen und Exoskelette auf dem Markt. Die perfekte Verbindung von Hightech und Kunst, von Präzision und Innovation, von Mensch und Technik. Das macht uns aus und unsere Produkte zu etwas Besonderem. Deine Aufgaben: Gemeinsame Entwicklung eines individuellen Themas mit anschließender Ausarbeitung einer praxisorientierten Abschlussarbeit im Bereich Qualitätsmanagement Medizintechnik Was wir von Dir erwarten: Immatrikulation an einer deutschen Hochschule oder Universität in einem Bachelor- oder Masterstudium, z. B. in den Bereichen Medizintechnik, Qualitätsmanagement oder anderen technisch geprägten Studiengängen Fähigkeit, sicher und präzise textbasiert zu arbeiten Bereitschaft, sich in normative und gesetzliche Anforderungen im Medizintechnik-Sektor einzuarbeiten Teamfähigkeit und Kommunikationsstärke, sowie eine strukturierte und selbstständige Arbeitsweise Sehr gute Deutsch- und Englischkenntnisse in Wort und Schrift Sicherer Umgang mit den gängigen MS-Office-Programmen Was bieten wir? Beschäftigung auf Minijobbasis Abwechslungsreiche, verantwortungsvolle Aufgabenstellungen in einem erfolgreichen Unternehmen Einarbeitung in die Bereiche MDR, ISO 13485, ISO 14971 sowie ISO 9001 Einblicke in ein spannendes und zukunftssicheres Arbeitsumfeld Perspektive auf eine anschließende Festanstellung bei gegenseitigem Interesse Kollegialer Teamzusammenhalt mit flachen Hierarchien und Kommunikation auf Augenhöhe Zuschuss zur Kantine sowie kostenlose Getränke und frisches Obst Regelmäßiger Teambrunch und vielfältige Möglichkeiten für gemeinsame Aktivitäten – ob Sport in der Mittagspause oder besondere Events Flexible Arbeitszeitgestaltung Interessiert? Sende uns ein Anschreiben sowie Deinen vollständigen Lebenslauf inkl. relevanter Zeugnisse unter Angabe eines frühestmöglichen Eintrittstermins und Deiner Gehaltsvorstellung per E-Mail an Frau Martin: bewerbung@vincentsystems.de . Unser Standort Deine Ansprechpartnerin: Emily Martin Human Resources bewerbung@vincentsystems.de

Vincent Systems fair and event participation: Meet us at trade fairs and events in the field of prosthetics and rehabilitation. Events REHAB 2025 OTWorld 2024 REHAB 2023 VINCENT Symposium 2023 LVampNRW 10th anniversary OTWorld 2022 VINCENT Symposium 2019

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The VINCENTevolution5 – the world's first fully waterproof multi-articulated hand prosthesis (IP68), extremely lightweight, highly durable, and customizable. VINCENTevolution5 WATERPROOF The world's first waterproof hand prosthesis according to IP68 The uncompromising hand prosthesis - Waterproof according to IP68 - Heavy-duty aluminium frame for maximum load capacity - Optional titanium frame for even higher load capacity - Elastic base joints and springy finger elements for perfect adaptation - Four wrist options from transcarpal to quicksnap with bendable joint - All hand and wrist functions are optimized for bilateral users - Silicone covers provide maximum durability, hygiene, haptic and adaptive control when gripping and holding - Precise grip selection via gesture control - A powerful pinch grip, enabling the gripping of objects as small as Ø1mm - Display and adjustment of control signals directly on the hand - Battery charge status displayed directly on the hand - Grip selection and locking of the prosthesis can be selected directly on the hand - Precise sense of touch (force feedback) - Customizable: 5 hand sizes, 40 different color combinations Flyer VINCENTevolution5 Flyer VINCENTwrist Technical specifications Size and weight chart Photo gallery Grips VINCENTevolution5 Textile Gloves & Accessories Smartwatch VINCENTwear Schwarz-Titan Schwarz-Schwarz Schwarz-Blau Schwarz-Gold Schwarz-Kupfer Schwarz-Silber Weiß-Titan Weiß-Schwarz Weiß-Blau Weiß-Gold Weiß-Kupfer Weiß-Silber Perlweiß-Titan Perlweiß-Schwarz Perlweiß-Blau Perlweiß-Gold Perlweiß-Kupfer Perlweiß-Silber Transparent-Titan Transparent-Schwarz Transparent-Blau Transparent-Gold Transparent-Kupfer Transparent-Silber Natural05-Titan