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Open Bionics Hero Arm 3D-printed bionic arm

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Open Bionics · Multi-articulating bionic hands · PR-054

Open Bionics Hero Arm Multi-Grip Myoelectric Arm

Last updated: 5 October 2026

The Open Bionics Hero Arm is a lightweight 3D-printed myoelectric arm with six grips and swappable covers. The hand weighs 340 g and lifts up to 8 kg. Made of Nylon 12, it is fitted from a 3D scan and has a breathable, adjustable socket, posable thumb and a wrist that rotates 180 degrees. Newer Hero PRO, waterproof Hero RGD and Hero FLEX versions are also listed.

Grips
6
Hand weight
340 g (12 oz)
Lift capacity
Up to 8 kg (17.64 lb)
Age range
8 years and over

Open Bionics Hero Arm key features

  • Six grips with proportional speed control
  • Hand weighs 340 g (12 oz)
  • Lifts up to 8 kg
  • Freeze mode holds a grip
  • Vibration, beeps and lights give feedback
  • Swappable covers, including licensed character designs

Who the Open Bionics Hero Arm suits

For children aged 8 and over and adults with a below-elbow or above-elbow limb difference who want a light arm with personal styling. Each arm is custom made from a scan, through a prosthetist or the maker's clinics.

This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.

Figures for comparing

Weight
0.34 kg (0.7 lb)

The same units on every product, converted from the specifications below. Where a source gives two limits, the lower one is shown.

Open Bionics Hero Arm specifications

Open Bionics Hero Arm specifications
Grips6
Hand weight340 g (12 oz)
Lift capacityUp to 8 kg (17.64 lb)
Age range8 years and over
MaterialNylon 12, 3D printed
Wrist180 degree rotation, posable
FitCustom, from 3D scan
US statusFDA Registered, PDAC Approved
Maker countryUnited Kingdom
PriceQuoted on request
BrandOpen Bionics
CategoryUpper limb, Multi-articulating bionic hands
Catalog IDPR-054

Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.

Open Bionics Hero Arm: common questions

What age is the Hero Arm suitable for?

It is made for children aged 8 and over, as well as adults.

How much can the Hero Arm lift?

Up to 8 kg, or 17.64 lb. The hand itself weighs 340 g.

Is there a waterproof Hero Arm?

The standard Hero Arm is not described as waterproof. Open Bionics lists a separate rugged, waterproof version called Hero RGD.

How to get a quote for the Open Bionics Hero Arm

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