It is a durable, 3D printed prosthetic arm with bionic functionality. “At the core of it, TrueLimb is essentially a robotic hand,” says LaChappelle.

When we tie our shoelaces or open a bottle of soda, we do it on autopilot, reflexively. Meanwhile, millions of people all around the world are deprived of this opportunity due to amputated limbs. Only ...

The group succeeded in creating the first “3D-printed electromyographic bionic arm for a child in the U.S.” It was the first of the many great strides Limbitless would make over the next 10 ...

Two years ago, prosthetics startup Unlimited Tomorrow launched TrueLimb, its next-generation bionic arm. Six years of research and development went into TrueLimb, and the technology has given hundreds ...

Dominika says she has sometimes tried to hide her missing arm. But even if her new 3D-printed limb is more conspicuous, she tells Reuters she doesn’t think it’s a bad thing.

Open Bionics describes the arm as the world's first clinically approved, 3D-printed bionic arm. The startup, based in the southern English city of Bristol, says it is the first to develop the ...

The 3D-printed bionic arm was designed by Albert Manero, senior director of an organisation called Limbitless Solutions, who accompanied the Iron Man actor as he delivered the bionic arm to seven ...