
Esper Bionics
There are people without hands and today 99% of them get outdated one-grip prostheses or maneeken hands. We aim to replace them with robotic hands of similar price and connect all prostheses to our software platform to enhance their control and usability.
In 20 years people’s life will be changed the most by implant sensors. The majority will use implants to enhance different abilities, to interact with gadgets and digital world, to know and adjust body parameters, to prolong and fulfilling life.
The fastest way to get the biggest expertize in implants sensors is to focus on a niche with big demand for implants, to build there data-collective hardware and software architecture, and then to add implants. The best niche for that is hand amputees because the prosthesis itself is a very convenient charger and receiver for implants. There are no other niches with so big device close to the body.
To come ASAP to the market Esper Bionics has started to build that architecture from the prosthesis and myosensors, which are the great business opportunities regarding demand and problems of existing solutions. Then they will add the software platform for data processing, then precise external remote controls then implanted remote controls (nerve-computer interface).
With the few millions amputee users that data-collective architecture can be the biggest advantage in developing the most advanced implants sensors and enhance life capacity and longevity.
Yet the prosthetic industry is very underestimated in development of human augmentation technologies, but in 10 years big players will fight to get here.