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Limbitless Solutions · 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms · PR-076
Limbitless Solutions bionic arm, 3D-printed EMG prosthesis
The Limbitless Solutions bionic arm is a 3D-printed, muscle-controlled prosthesis made by a non-profit at the University of Central Florida in Orlando. Each arm is personalised with an artistic design chosen with the wearer. It is not sold in the usual way: the organisation works with hospitals and gives out its devices through clinical trials, at no cost to participants according to the maker.
- Type
- 3D-printed EMG-controlled arm
- Control
- EMG (muscle signals)
- Design
- Personalised artistic designs
- Access
- Clinical trials with partner hospitals
Limbitless Solutions Limbitless bionic arm key features
- EMG control from muscle signals
- 3D printed and personalised with custom artwork
- Distributed through hospital-partnered clinical trials
- No cost to trial participants, according to the maker
- Non-profit based at the University of Central Florida
Who the Limbitless Solutions Limbitless bionic arm suits
Open to children and adults with an upper-limb difference who qualify for and enrol in one of the organisation's trials. It suits people who want an expressive look. Screening and fitting are handled by the trial's clinical team.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Limbitless Solutions Limbitless bionic arm specifications
| Type | 3D-printed EMG-controlled arm |
|---|---|
| Control | EMG (muscle signals) |
| Design | Personalised artistic designs |
| Access | Clinical trials with partner hospitals |
| Users | Children and adults |
| Organisation | Non-profit at the University of Central Florida, Orlando |
| Price | No cost to trial participants per maker |
| Maker country | USA |
| Brand | Limbitless Solutions |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms |
| Catalog ID | PR-076 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Limbitless Solutions Limbitless bionic arm: common questions
Can I buy a Limbitless bionic arm?
It is not on general sale. Devices are provided through clinical trials run with partner hospitals, and applicants use the organisation's trials portal.
What does a Limbitless arm cost?
The maker says there is no cost to people taking part in its trials. No retail price is published.
How is the Limbitless arm controlled?
It uses EMG, which means sensors pick up muscle activity and the arm responds to it.
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