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Oqni

Oqni is an Armenian NGO that empowers amputees through a holistic approach combining physical and psychological rehabilitation. The organization develops the Oqni Physio app for at-home physiotherapy and mental health support, alongside 3D-printed prosthetic covers that transform prosthetics into customizable fashion items. Oqni is also developing AI-based bionic prosthetics and mechanical prosthetics to expand its product range.

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Yerevan, Armenia · HQ
Founded 20212500+ followers
  • Healthcare Technology
  • Digital Health
  • Medical Devices
  • Fashion Technology
  • Hardware
  • Software Only
  • Wellness & Fitness Technology
Updated 13 days ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Armenia has a high number of amputees—approximately 5,000—resulting from conflicts and other causes, yet the country lacks modern prosthetic technology, comprehensive mental health support, and adequate funding. Amputees face significant psychological challenges, including stigma and loss of confidence, which are often neglected in favor of purely physical rehabilitation.

Solution

Oqni is an Armenian-based NGO that empowers amputees through a holistic, end-to-end approach addressing both psychological and physical wellbeing. The organization develops advanced mental health solutions and bionics, including a physiotherapy and mental-health app that enables amputees to perform exercises at home, track progress, and access a supportive community. Oqni also designs and produces 3D-printed prosthetic covers that turn prosthetics into fashionable items of self-expression, helping wearers gain confidence and challenging societal stigma. By creating these solutions locally in Armenia, Oqni aims to benefit disabled communities globally while training and educating students, veterans, and amputees as a public good. The organization is developing AI-based bionic prosthetics and mechanical prosthetics alongside its cover and app offerings.

Target Audience

Primary beneficiaries are war victims, veterans, and amputees in Armenia, particularly those affected by the 2020 Artsakh war, as well as the broader disabled community seeking affordable, high-quality prosthetic solutions.

Features

  • Oqni Physio app for at-home physiotherapy exercises, progress tracking, and mental health education
  • 3D-printed prosthetic covers with customizable designs that transform prosthetics into fashion items
  • Holistic approach integrating psychological support with physical rehabilitation
  • Local production and innovation in Armenia to ensure affordability and accessibility
  • Community-building features connecting amputees with inspiring stories and peer support
  • Training and education programs for students, veterans, and amputees in 3D design and related fields
  • Development of AI-based bionic prosthetics and mechanical prosthetics
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