Hero Arm, 3D printed robotic hand, Open Bionics Ltd., Bristol, United Kingdom

Open bionics presents their latest 3D printed robotic hand at CES 2015, worn by Dan who was born without a right hand.

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Open Bionics, a startup out of the U.K that makes bionic hands, figured out how to dramatically lower the cost of prosthetics using a combination of open-sourced 3D printing software and robotic sensors.

Nearly 2 million people live with the loss of a limb in the U.S., according to Amputee Coalition. The most common amputation is partial hand or arm loss...

Read Full Article: "A Look At Open Bionics’ 3D-Printed Robotic Hands For Amputees"

by Sarah Buhr
September 2, 2015

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The team from Cambrian Intelligence testing the Open Bionics hand connected to a sensor glove.

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Meet the 'Ada hand'. A 3D printed robotic hand that can be built within an hour. For makers and robotics researchers. Join our developer forum if you'd like to share your work with the 'Ada hand'.

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Open Bionics tries out another round of objects testing. This is a 3D printed bionic hand in development for amputees.

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Hero Arm is the world's first clinically tested, medically certified, and FDA registered 3D-printed bionic arm. Grab, pinch, high-five, fist bump, thumbs-up. Welcome to the future, where disabilities are superpowers.

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We've teamed up with director James Cameron and his new blockbuster, Alita: Battle Angel, to surprise 13-year-old bionic girl Tilly Lockey with brand new bionic arms at the movie's world premiere in London. Science fiction comes to life..!

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