Next Generation
Prosthetics
Next-generation prosthetics are being enabled by novel Additive Manufacturing processes and realistic materials.
Advanced 3D printed arm prosthetics.
Advanced Life Technologies LLC. is developing advanced 3D printed arm prosthetics that feature high-dexterity, low cost, Artificial Intelligence, a similar tactile feel to that of skin, and high functionality and adaptability. Enabled by additive manufacturing, this state-of-the-art arm prosthesis features a biomimetic, anthropomorphic design to support upper extremity trans-radial and transhumeral amputees. The technology allows users to restore natural movement for a higher quality of life.
Several skin tones were developed to offer more inclusivity for the amputee population. Users can experience greater adaptability, functionality, and a more natural appearance with this technology.
Built around real-world needs.
High-dexterity
Multi-articulated digits and wrist motion restore a wide range of natural hand function for everyday tasks.
Low cost
Additive manufacturing removes costly molds and hand labor, bringing advanced prosthetics within reach of more patients.
Artificial Intelligence
Intelligent control adapts grip and movement to the wearer's intent, improving function and adaptability in daily life.
Skin-like tactile feel
Realistic materials deliver a similar tactile feel to that of skin — for comfort, natural grip, and a familiar touch.
High functionality & adaptability
The biomimetic, anthropomorphic design supports upper extremity trans-radial and transhumeral amputees. Several skin tones were developed to offer more inclusivity for the amputee population, letting users experience greater adaptability, functionality, and a more natural appearance. Enabled by additive manufacturing, this state-of-the-art arm allows users to restore natural movement for a higher quality of life.
Help shape the technology.
We're looking to understand the feature and design priorities of amputees across a range of demographics — and we want to hear from you.
Get involvedIf you or someone you know is interested in contributing to the design process and sharing insights on what features matter most to amputees, we encourage you to reach out! We are hoping to address the needs of a diverse group of people and help drive the technology further through the understanding of the feature and design priorities of amputees across a range of demographics.
Build a prosthetic that fits.
Whether it's a single patient-specific device or a research program — ALT is ready to engineer it.