Grasp Robotics develops patent-protected artificial muscles that are five times stronger than existing alternatives, enhancing the functionality of prosthetic hands. These advanced drives enable users to perform everyday tasks that current prosthetic solutions cannot accommodate.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Existing prosthetic hands lack the strength and dexterity required to perform many everyday tasks, limiting the functionality and independence of users. Current artificial muscle technologies often fall short in terms of power output and durability.
Solution
Grasp Robotics is developing high-performance artificial muscles designed to significantly improve the capabilities of prosthetic hands. Their technology aims to provide enhanced strength and more precise control, enabling users to perform a wider range of tasks with greater ease. By increasing the functionality of prosthetic devices, Grasp Robotics seeks to improve the quality of life and independence for individuals with limb differences.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes individuals with upper limb amputations or congenital limb differences, as well as prosthetists and manufacturers of prosthetic devices.
Features
- Proprietary artificial muscle technology offering significantly higher strength compared to existing solutions.
- Enhanced dexterity and control for prosthetic hands.
- Durable design for reliable performance in everyday use.
- Potential for integration into a variety of prosthetic hand designs.