connectgo.pro by ottobock. vs COVVI Go Usage & Stats

connectgo.pro by ottobock. allows O&P professionals to install microprocessor-controlled leg prostheses according to the needs and mobility of the patient. The additional functions are: - Addition of basic patient and prosthesis data - Calculation of prosthesis bench alignment - Calibration or static measurement and optimisation - Standard behaviour setting (basic mode) - Additional function settings such as MyMode - Status information display The instructions for use are available online https://product-documents.ottobock.com/IFU/INT/560X29-1/647G1834/01/O/S/F Manufacturer: Otto Bock Healthcare Products GmbH Brehmstraße 16 · 1110 Vienna · Austria T +43 1 523 37 86 · F +43 1 523 22 64 www.ottobock.com This product complies with the applicable European regulations for medical devices. The corresponding hardware is available for use in the following countries: EU countries, EFTA countries, the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. We are required to remind you to seek advice from a medical professional as well as using this app and before coming to any medical conclusions.

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COVVI Go

The aim of our app is to make users and clinicians’ lives easier when setting up the COVVI Hand. Our very own software team started with the primary objective of ensuring we delivered a state of the art, intuitive application that would allow any clinician to configure your hand(s) without complication and the need for any additional accessories. This software operates across both tablets and smartphone platforms, giving users quick access at any time whilst saving the hassle of having to set up multiple accounts. COVVI Go is the control centre for the COVVI Hand; it allows the user to manage input settings, grip switch triggers and measuring input whilst allowing for troubleshooting in the event of any potential faults. From here, you can check details about your hand, change grips on the go and enable firmware updates. For potential users, we also have a virtual COVVI Hand available to test control strategies.