Joel Gibbard
Co-Founder

Open Bionics designs and manufactures affordable, 3D-printed bionic hands, specifically the Hero Arm, for below-elbow amputees, utilizing lightweight materials and customizable grip modes to enhance user functionality. The company addresses the high cost and limited accessibility of traditional prosthetics, enabling users to regain independence and perform daily tasks effectively.
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Co-Founder
Co-Founder
Traditional prosthetic options are often expensive and lack advanced functionality, limiting accessibility and hindering the ability of below-elbow amputees to perform everyday tasks with ease and precision. Many individuals face challenges in regaining independence and fully participating in daily activities due to the limitations of conventional prosthetic devices.
Open Bionics designs and manufactures advanced, affordable 3D-printed bionic arms, including the Hero Arm, to enhance the lives of individuals with below-elbow amputations. The Hero Arm utilizes lightweight materials and offers multiple customizable grip modes, enabling users to perform a wide range of tasks with greater dexterity and control. Through innovative engineering and strategic partnerships, Open Bionics aims to make advanced prosthetic technology more accessible and empower users to regain independence and confidence. The company also offers the Hero Flex, an activity arm compatible with over 50 terminal devices.
The primary target audience includes individuals with below-elbow amputations, congenital limb differences, and upper limb deficiencies, as well as prosthetists and clinicians seeking advanced, affordable prosthetic solutions for their patients.