Tasa: The Future of Waterproof Prosthetics

A Water-Resistant Marvel

Tasa, a groundbreaking innovation in prosthetic technology, is the world’s first waterproof, multi-jointed myoelectric prosthetic limb. This revolutionary device offers unparalleled functionality and durability, empowering amputees to live life to the fullest.

Unleashing Potential

With its IP67 water resistance rating, Tasa is able to tolerate being submerged up to one meter of water. Such capabilities allow an amputee to have the capability of doing all sorts of activities like swimming and surfing in the water.

Practicality for Everyday Use

Tasa’s advanced design and flexible joints make possible the execution of broad activities done daily, with support offered in activities that include, but are not limited to, gardening or walking a dog, driving in a car or motorcycle. It also comes preloaded with 23 grip patterns, so users can really be supported in any situation needed. It is durable, a true companion for patients with all sorts of needs.

Powered by a standard battery, Tasa gives the user all-day performance. Under normal conditions, and assuming regular maintenance, the device is designed to last five years, giving long-term reliability and peace of mind.

It’s a New Zealand innovation

As new technology continues to be brought onto the table, Tasa engineers and scientists working in New Zealand are currently leading one of the main developments. Here is an innovation that the current status holds in prosthetic technology while hopefully trying to give a better alternative to amputees within the globe.

Conclusion

Tasa is a testament to the power of innovation and technology. The prosthetic limb breaks barriers and empowers individuals to change lives. As the technology keeps advancing, it is likely that more innovative prosthetic devices will be produced to make life easier for people in the future.