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Rugged, waterproof, and capable of operating in dusty environments, the TASKA is the first bionic hand designed specifically for durability.

Everything you need to know about bionic legs, knees, ankles, and feet. Continuously updated, this page is your one-stop repository for all the latest information on lower-limb devices, technologies, and research.

This price list is intended to give potential users a general idea of the price for each microprocessor ankle/foot, knee, and integrated bionic leg currently available on the market.

This price list is intended to give potential users a general idea of the price for each microprocessor knee currently available on the market.

A complete list of all the main microprocessor ankles, knees, and fully integrated bionic legs currently on the market. Even better? This list and all of its supporting articles are continuously updated.

Interested in microprocessor knees? This page shows you the top 10 microprocessor knees on the market along with links to full reviews.

The V-One Microprocessor Knee combines a 4-bar polycentric design, microprocessor control, and pneumatics to deliver a compelling solution.

Our bionic hand price list is intended to give potential users a general idea of the net cash price for a typical below-the-elbow solution involving the bionic hands currently on the market.

MaxBionic’s MeHand appears to exhibit a level of user control, dexterity, and responsiveness found in much more expensive bionic hand systems.

This price list is intended to give potential users a general idea of the price for each bionic foot currently available on the market.

The Nexus Hand has quickly become one of the most impressive bionic hands on the market, driven mainly by exceptional engineering principles.

The Blatchford Elan IC has all of the attributes of its sister product, the Elan Microprocessor Foot. But its new induction charging technology allows it to be completely sealed from the elements, making it waterproof.

The Blatchford Elan Foot is a bionic foot/ankle that helps users achieve a smooth gait on many different types of terrain.

Myo Plus is a myoelectric pattern recognition system proprietary to Ottobock. But it will soon face the same price competition as other PR systems.

IBT’s Sense is another complete, proven, but expensive pattern recognition system that raises a familiar question: is it worth it?