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With bionic prosthetics, real results matter more than high-tech hype. For Aether Biomedical, creators of the Zeus Hand, the mission is simple but powerful: build a prosthetic that truly improves lives.

A good prosthetic shouldn’t feel like a device; it should feel like a part of you, especially for patients seeking comfort and functionality. That’s the thinking behind the Zeus hand fitting and adjusting process. 

The Power to Do More Starts Here

Picture this: the warmth of a coffee mug in your palm, the satisfying tap of keys beneath your fingers, the instinctive turn of a doorknob as you step outside. These everyday moments are so easy to take for granted,...

Some choices carry more weight than others, especially when they impact how we move through the world. Selecting aprosthetic hand isn’t just about filling a gap. It’s about restoring confidence, independence, and the freedom to live fully. That’s...

Walk into a modern prosthetic clinic today, and you might see a scene from science fiction. A patient moves their arm, and a sleek, responsive bionic hand mirrors the motion. 

Whether it’s an early-morning hike, a competitive soccer match, or simply lifting groceries with one hand and texting with the other, active amputees need more than just a prosthetic; they need a performance partner. In the world of advanced...

Whether you are a new prosthesis user or have been using it for quite some time, you may find it challenging sometimes. It can be something simple like holding objects like a fork or doing tasks around the home. Everyday tasks can feel overwhelming...

In the beginning, there was a vision: to provide custom solutions for upper limb amputees, helping them restore their freedom and independence. Aether Biomedical succeeded in this mission by developing Zeus, a strong, multi-articulating bionic hand...

Losing a limb due to an accident or illness is always difficult, every day activities become difficult or impossible without someone's help. Very often patients feel guilty or ashamed to ask others for help, thinking they are a burden to their loved...

There are four main causes for limb loss/amputation: trauma, infection, cancer and congenital deficits. Each of these can be traumatic and may require the individual to seek psychological support which will help them gain a better quality of life. ...