A model has been applauded by celebrities and other audience members for removing one of her 3D bionic arms during a catwalk show at London Fashion Week. Tilly Lockey, 17, from Newcastle Upon Tyne, ...

A team of designers and engineers successfully produced a 3D-printed, made-to-measure bionic hand in just 10 hours. Experts from research and education group WMG, which is part of the UK’s ...

A mum who used to avoid having her picture taken as she was born missing half an arm is now a model - after receiving a bionic ‘hero’ limb. Hayley O’Dwyer, 31, was born with a limb ...

You just can’t imagine how epic this tech is.” Since launching in 2014, Open Bionics has reached over 1,000 users, deploying 3D scanning and 3D printing to provide custom bionic arms for amputees. The ...

One year after Open Bionics began selling its 3D-printed Hero Arm prosthetic in the UK, the bionic arm is available in the US. Open Bionics has made a name for itself as a start-up specializing in ...

<p>A mum who used to avoid having her picture taken as she was born missing half an arm is now a model - after receiving a bionic ‘hero’ limb.</p><p>Hayley O’Dwyer, 31, was born with a limb difference ...

This is not the case of ISELLA, a bionic robot arm that is kind on the purse and gentle with people. An elephant’s trunk served as inspiration for its design.

Finally Angela, of Middlesbrough, turned to Open Bionics, a Bristol-based company which develops 3D-printed bionic arms. She applied for funding towards the £11,000 cost of the prosthetic while ...

The Open Bionics Hero Arm costs £10,000 through a private prosthetics clinic in the UK, whereas other advanced multi-grip bionic hands cost £30,000 – £60,000. The Tej Kohli Foundation will spend an ...

After facing an 18-month wait for his son to receive a bionic hand, Callum Miller decided to make his own - with added flashing lights. The Stockton-on-Tees father bought a 3D printer and created nine ...

Bionic 3D-printed arm 'gives confidence' to young amputees A Bristol-based robotics company, Open Bionics, has developed the world's first medically-certified 3D-printed artificial arm for amputees.