Rehabilitation Physicians: Design and evaluate comprehensive rehabilitation plans, monitoring patients’ progress.

Physical Therapists: Focus on muscle strengthening, cardiopulmonary function improvement, and myoelectric signal control training.

Occupational Therapists: Assist patients in adapting to bionic hands and enhancing daily life skills.

Prosthetists: Responsible for fitting and fine-tuning bionic hands, ensuring compatibility and smooth operation.

Psychologists and Social Workers: Provide psychological support and resource coordination to help patients overcome emotional challenges and reintegrate into society.

Technicians: Regularly assist with equipment adjustments and maintenance, ensuring safety and reliability.