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About Open Bionics

Open Bionics is a UK company that designs and fits bionic arms, custom-printed to each wearer’s anatomy and delivered through its own specialist clinics and a partner network. Its Hero ecosystem spans five products: Hero ARM, a custom-fitted multi-grip bionic arm; Hero FLEX, a modular socket system that swaps between a bionic hand and more than 50 activity attachments and now extends above the elbow; Hero RGD, a waterproof, rugged model for work and hard everyday use; Hero PRO, a waterproof wireless hand the company describes as the lightest bionic hand available; and Hero Gauntlet, a body-powered prosthesis for partial hand differences. Devices are 3D-printed from a custom impression and 3D scan of the residual limb, the wearer’s design is saved for reprinting as the body changes, and the Sidekick companion app lets Hero PRO and RGD users train muscle signals, personalise grips and receive wireless updates.

Fitting is clinician-led by upper-limb specialists, with the company handling insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, VA/TRICARE and self-pay routes, and stating more than 2,000 Hero ARM wearers. For directory partners, Open Bionics is a bionic-hand and prosthetics supplier serving people with upper-limb differences; delivery is B2B through the clinic channel — devices are assessed, fitted and supplied by prosthetics clinics and hospital services (including its own specialist clinics and partner clinics), not sold through a retail checkout.

Products & services

• Hero ARM — custom-fitted multi-grip bionic arm
• Hero FLEX — modular socket system with 50+ activity attachments
• Hero RGD — waterproof rugged bionic hand
• Hero PRO — waterproof wireless bionic hand, with Sidekick app
• Hero Gauntlet — body-powered partial-hand prosthesis
• Clinician-led fitting, 3D scanning and HeroCare aftercare

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• Company website — openbionics.com (official site: profile facts, headquarters, markets and product range). Checked 10 November 2026.
• Headquarters and founding year — Wikipedia, “Open Bionics” (Bristol, United Kingdom; founded 2014), consistent with Companies House-derived reporting of an April 2014 incorporation. Funding total — CB Insights, via GlobleMatch funding research files. Checked 10 November 2026.
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