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Dreaming of a bionic hand that can crush steel or throw an assailant across the room? We’re not quite there yet but bionic hands are definitely getting stronger!

The OHand may be a relatively new bionic hand, but its advanced feature set and polished engineering suggest it will be a worthy competitor going forward.

We get a lot of questions about waterproof bionic limbs. Here are the waterproof devices available both now and in the near-to-medium future.

Human Assistive Technologies (HAT) is a Mexican-based company that is leading the bionics revolution in Latin America. Based on early indicators, it may soon be leading a lot more than that.

Finding new bionic knees or ankles/feet is not easy. The barriers to entry are high and the market is dominated by a few companies. But we have managed to dig up five new devices that push the boundaries.

New bionic hand devices and technologies continue to appear all over the globe. In our latest sweep, we’ve identified 12 more worth a closer look.

Know your options. Here, we list 32 bionic arms, elbows, hands, partial hands, and electric terminal devices (ETDs), with links to articles on each.

Looking for a quick list of the Electronic Terminal Devices (ETDs) currently on the market? For your convenience, this page shows you each of the devices that we’ve reviewed along with links to the full reviews.

This price list is intended to give potential users a general idea of the net cash price for a typical below-the-elbow solution involving an ETD.

Fillauer’s MC ProPlus Hand improves on its corporate cousin, the MC Hand, to add enhanced control capabilities and two innovative new features.

The ProPlus MC ETD2 is the next generation of Fillauer’s iconic terminal device, with new innovations to help improve the lives of end-users.

Fillauer’s MC ProPlus ETD builds on its corporate cousin, the MC Standard ETD, to add enhanced control capabilities and two new features.

Fillauer’s MC Standard ETD is another Electric Terminal Device that can fulfill either a primary or secondary role as an upper-limb prosthesis.

The Ottobock MyoHand VariPlus Speed hand is nearly identical to its SensorHand Speed cousin but without the advanced auto-grasp feature.

The Plie Knee has some unique features that draw both supporters and detractors. With its acquisition by Proteor USA now complete, we are waiting for some indication of its future.