Open Bionics

Open Bionics is a company headquartered in the UK, developing affordable

and open-source 3D printed bionic hands for amputees.

Prince of the product is : £9,500-£10,500

https://openbionics.com/en/how-much-does-the-hero-arm-cost/

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The DEKA arm “may allow some people to perform more complex tasks than
they can with current prostheses in a way that more closely resembles the
natural motion of the arThe device was developed by DEKA Integrated
Solutions in Manchester, New Hampshire. FDA approval means that DEKA
can now legally market and sell the bionic arm in the United States.m.”

complete arm solution (all components) is at least $100,000 US.

https://bionicsforeveryone.com/mobius-bionics-luke-arm/

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“People who’ve lost a hand or an arm generally want to hide it, that’s why
most prosthetics are made to look like skin. Our designs are different because
we want people to show their disability in as positive a light as possible. Our
designer wanted to integrate the warm feeling of a natural hand with a robotic
look. If he had designed something completely robot-inspired, it would be too
sci-fi for most people. He really took time to come up with smooth lines and
curves that maintain a human aesthetic, without looking like Frankenstein.”

A Japanese company called Exiii has created a sub-$300 bionic arm that
connects to your cellphone in order to perform some surprisingly limber
maneuvers. The arm uses 3D printed parts to make it easy to build and
assembled and it can be repaired or reprinted in multiple colors.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/23/this-amazingly-limber-
bionic-arm-connects-to-your-smartphone/

https://www.techinasia.com/exiii-hackberry-robotic-prosthetic-
arm-startup
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