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A New Era of Grip Technology in Prosthetics

Living with an upper limb difference isn’t just about finding strength; it’s about having the right kind of control. Whether it’s carrying groceries, typing at work, or holding something as delicate as a...

Durability and comfort don’t usually go hand in hand, especially in prosthetics. Too often, devices strong enough for daily challenges end up being heavy and tiring to wear, while lightweight models lack the strength needed for real independence. 

We’re excited to introduce the newest addition to the Zeus bionic hand system: the Flex Wrist, now available to Zeus users and clinicians across the United States.

We are proud to announce the launch of Zeus S, the newest addition to the Zeus line of myoelectric prosthetic.

Designed with special attention on users who require a smaller hand without sacrificing strength or performance, Zeus S is a powerful...

After a successful launch in multiple regions, we’re proud to announce the launch of the Aether Battery System in the United States—a new, dependable power source purpose-built for the Zeus portfolio of bionic hands and any compatible bionic hands...

For people living with upper limb loss, a prosthesis like Zeus does more than restore movement. It can help restore connection with a partner, a child, a pet, or even a parent. Myoelectric prostheses like the Zeus bionic hand are changing how people...

Fitting a Zeus hand after limb loss is only the beginning—the real work starts when a user begins learning how to live with it. We understand that true success is measured not just by a device’s capabilities, but by how seamlessly it fits into...

Successful long-term use of a bionic hand starts with a smart, well-timed fitting process. For clinicians working with the Zeus bionic hand or other advanced upper limb devices, staying grounded in current research and proven best practices is...

In 2002, an ordinary Diwali morning changed everything for Satyam, an 8-year-old boy from Patna. While watching fireworks from his rooftop, he accidentally touched a high-voltage wire. The injuries were severe: he lost his left hand at the shoulder...

Our goal for the Zeus bionic hand is to continuously find ways to improve our users and their clinician's lives. We want to make hands that work in the way those with upper limb loss need and we want clinicians to be able to easily support the...