Ottobock Michelangelo Hand is a myoelectric prosthetic hand providing the widest functional grip variety of any commercial upper-limb prosthesis — enabling eight different grip patterns including precision pinch, key grip, and lateral pinch to handle small objects, tools, and everyday items with fine motor dexterity. Using electromyographic (EMG) signals from residual limb muscles, the Michelangelo detects user intent and executes the appropriate grip. Considered the most anatomically accurate commercial prosthetic hand, with finger articulation and thumb opposition closely matching natural hand mechanics.