For Future Users

The ReAble Hand is being developed for comfort, control, and reliability in daily life. Here's what you can expect as we move closer to clinical testing and real-world deployment.

Currently in development - this page outlines our intended user experience once available.

Our Future Fitting Process

1

Prototype Fitting

Initial fittings will take place in partner labs and clinics as part of upcoming trials. Each unit will be custom-printed and calibrated to the user's anatomy.

2

Calibration & Feedback Phase

Early users will help refine motion control, grip strength, and comfort settings - contributing directly to how future versions evolve.

3

Performance Optimization

Following initial tests, the ReAble Hand will receive firmware and mechanical improvements based on real-world user feedback.

4

Production & Support Launch

Once certified for wider release, we'll provide ongoing support, updates, and modular component replacements through partnered prosthetics centers.

Designed for Everyday Life

The ReAble Hand is built for real-world adaptability. From typing to cooking, our goal is to make every motion intuitive and natural.

Precision Tasks

Pinch grip for holding pens, utensils, and small tools with accuracy.

Power Grip

Strong, secure hold for bottles, handles, and everyday lifting.

Lateral Grip

Side pinch for flat objects like cards or papers.

Tripod Grip

Three-finger hold for fine manipulation and daily activities.

Grip types and performance shown here represent current prototype goals and may evolve during development.

Questions About What's Coming

When will the ReAble Hand be available?+
We're currently in late-stage prototyping and plan to begin pilot fittings with select clinics soon. Public availability will follow after testing and certification.
How will fitting work?+
Fitting will be done by trained clinicians using digital limb scans to create a perfectly matched 3D-printed shell and socket.
Will it be rechargeable?+
Yes, the ReAble Hand will feature an internal rechargeable power source - currently being designed with USB-C convenience in mind.
Can users customize grip modes?+
Our long-term goal is app-based customization, but the hand will also operate independently out of the box.
What happens if something breaks?+
Every part of the ReAble Hand is modular. Users or clinicians will be able to swap tendons, covers, or electronics without full replacement.
Is it waterproof?+
The first release will be splash-resistant but not waterproof - suitable for daily use, not submersion.
Can I sign up to test it?+
We're preparing a pilot program for clinical testing. You can register your interest on our Contact page to be notified when applications open.

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