Esper Bionics

Esper Bionics' flagship product is the Esper Hand, a self-learning robotic prosthetic hand for individuals with upper limb differences. Launched in 2022, the lightweight Esper Hand features five movable fingers that can perform various tasks with human-like dexterity, from opening bottles to using tools. It employs cutting-edge technologies like artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and electromyography to detect the user's muscle movements and brain impulses. As the user interacts with the Esper Hand, it analyzes data to understand usage patterns, predict intended movements, and suggest appropriate grips.

The accompanying Esper Platform, a cloud-based software solution, further enhances the user experience by gathering data from connected devices to refine control algorithms continually. This data-driven approach enables the prosthetic to become increasingly intuitive over time, customized to each individual's needs.

Weighing just 380 grams, the Esper Hand is crafted from aerospace-grade materials and ergonomically designed for comfort and functionality, available in multiple sizes and colors. Its modular construction allows easy maintenance and replacement of components.

In addition to the Esper Hand, the company offers Esper Control, a non-invasive brain-computer interface that translates neural signals into prosthetic movements. Esper Bionics sees its current product line as vital stepping stones toward developing sophisticated electronic implants that could significantly enhance human capabilities in the future.