Tendo develops the OneGrip, a slim exoskeleton that enhances finger strength through artificial tendon technology, specifically designed for individuals with gripping limitations due to spinal cord injuries. This wearable device utilizes intelligent sensors to assist users in gripping, holding, and releasing objects, thereby promoting independence in daily activities.
Funding
$358.7K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Individuals with spinal cord injuries often experience gripping limitations, hindering their ability to perform everyday tasks and impacting their independence. Traditional assistive devices can be bulky and cumbersome, limiting user comfort and adoption.
Solution
Tendo AB offers the OneGrip, a slim, wearable exoskeleton designed to enhance finger strength for individuals with gripping limitations. Utilizing artificial tendon technology and intelligent sensors, the OneGrip assists users in gripping, holding, and releasing objects. The device's minimalistic design focuses on maximizing wearability and user-friendliness. By providing artificial strength in a compact form factor, the OneGrip aims to restore independence and improve the quality of life for users with impaired hand function.
Target Audience
The primary target audience is individuals with high spinal cord injuries experiencing gripping limitations.
Features
- Artificial tendon technology to provide gripping assistance.
- Intelligent sensors for intuitive control of gripping and releasing actions.
- Slim, lightweight exoskeleton design for comfortable, all-day wear.
- User-centered design developed in collaboration with individuals with spinal cord injuries.
- Specifically designed for individuals with high spinal cord injuries.