GEN-2 TRIAL · ENROLLING Q2 2026

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We are onboarding rehabilitation clinics in Ontario and Massachusetts for the Gen-2 clinical trial. Enrollment is open now.

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Market 1 · Entry wedge

$1.4B

Prosthetics today.

57 million people globally with upper-limb differences. Current functional devices cost $60K and fail 50% of users within a year. Established reimbursement in Canada (ADP) and the US (VA, Medicare HCPCS). The market exists and is paying — the product doesn't work.

$1.4B TAM

Reimbursed

Regulatory path exists

50% abandonmen

Market 1 · Entry wedge

$38B

Humanoid robotics by 2035.

Dexterous manipulation is the open problem every major robotics program is blocked on. Same actuators, same AI — different form factor. The prosthetic platform IS the humanoid end-effector. No re-engineering required: a socket swap and an SDK unlock a second market an order of magnitude larger.

$38B TAM

Same hardware

No re-certification

Data moat

Awards

Over 16+ Awards including:

Southern Ontario Pharmaceutical & Health Innovation Ecosystem
Synapse Competition
The Forge
Innovation Nation Surgical Center
McMaster Student Seed Fund
The Clinic
I.D.E.A Fund
Yale Enginnering Award
Southern Ontario Pharmaceutical & Health Innovation Ecosystem
Synapse Competition
The Forge
Innovation Nation Surgical Center
McMaster Student Seed Fund
The Clinic
I.D.E.A Fund
Yale Enginnering Award
Southern Ontario Pharmaceutical & Health Innovation Ecosystem
Synapse Competition
The Forge
Innovation Nation Surgical Center
McMaster Student Seed Fund
The Clinic
I.D.E.A Fund
Yale Enginnering Award

Why Now

Three structural shifts made this possible in 2026.

01

ML inference is cheap enough to run on-device.

Grip classification that required a server rack in 2018 runs on an embedded microcontroller today. Real-time intent recognition without cloud latency is now a product feature, not a research aspiration.

02

Multi-material 3D printing reached production tolerances.

The ability to co-print rigid structure, compliant skin, and conductive traces in a single run — at repeatable tolerances — only reached clinical viability in the last two years. This is the manufacturing unlock that makes per-user customization economically viable.

03

Reimbursement expansion is actively underway.

Canada ADP raised its myoelectric funding cap. US VA expanded prosthetics coverage. CMS is reviewing HCPCS L-codes for AI-assisted devices. The payer environment has never been more favorable for a new entrant with clinical evidence.

Traction

What we have already proven

4

Clinical sites

Gen-1 units active in rehab clinics as of January 2025.

17

Degrees of freedom

Validated in hardware. 6–10× the actuation of market leaders.

~2K

Grip events / day

Per deployed hand. Training data collection is live.

$0

Cost to clinics

Trial devices placed at no charge. Revenue model begins Gen-2.

Reimbursement pathways

From referral to outcomes data in three steps.

The Better Bionics hand is designed around existing reimbursement frameworks — not against them. We are not asking payers to create a new category.

CANADA

Provincial MSP

BC, AB, QC programs cover functional myoelectric devices.

CANADA

Provincial MSP

BC, AB, QC programs cover functional myoelectric devices.

USA

Provincial MSP

BC, AB, QC programs cover functional myoelectric devices.

USA

Provincial MSP

BC, AB, QC programs cover functional myoelectric devices.

Building hands that work for people, and

for the robots that will work alongside them.

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Gen-2 hand

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