Locking articulated artificial finger assembly
OwnerDaniel Didrickinventor
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An artificial finger assembly includes a residual finger socket adapted to receive a residual finger of the wearer, and a hinge arranged rearwardly of the residual finger socket. The assembly further includes a pair of controlling arms pivotally coupled to the hinge and including a first controlling arm and a second controlling arm coupled to the residual finger socket. A middle finger portion extends forwardly of the socket and is configured to pivot relative to the residual finger socket. The first controlling arm is pivotally coupled to the middle finger portion. A fingertip portion is pivotally coupled to the middle finger portion. A lock assembly is configured to lock the pair of controlling arms together to prevent the pivoting of the controlling arms, the middle finger portion, and the fingertip portion.
An artificial finger assembly adapted to be engaged with a residual finger of a wearer and configured to mimic flexion and extension of a finger, the artificial finger assembly comprising:
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