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Victoria Hand Project · 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms · PR-075
Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand 3D-printed prosthetic arm
The Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand is a 3D-printed prosthetic arm produced close to the people who need it, by clinicians the charity has trained. The organisation is a registered Canadian charity based in Victoria, British Columbia, and its site lists work in 11 countries, among them Ukraine, Nepal, Kenya and Guatemala. There is no list price because the arm is supplied through partner clinics.
- Type
- 3D-printed prosthetic arm
- Supply model
- Charity, through partner clinics
- Production
- Local 3D printing and fabrication
- Recipients
- 530+ (charity figure)
Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand key features
- 3D printed and assembled in the country where it is fitted
- Delivered through local clinics and trained practitioners
- Active in 11 countries, according to the charity
- More than 530 recipients and 50 clinicians trained, per its site
- Registered charity in Canada and 501(c)(3) non-profit in the USA
Who the Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand suits
Meant for upper-limb amputees who live where prosthetic care is scarce or unaffordable and who can reach one of the charity's partner clinics. Fitting is carried out by a locally trained clinician and cannot be ordered by post.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand specifications
| Type | 3D-printed prosthetic arm |
|---|---|
| Supply model | Charity, through partner clinics |
| Production | Local 3D printing and fabrication |
| Countries | Ukraine, Pakistan, Nepal, Cambodia, Egypt, Kenya, Uganda, Guatemala, Haiti, Ecuador, Canada/USA |
| Recipients | 530+ (charity figure) |
| Clinicians trained | 50+ (charity figure) |
| Base | Victoria, BC |
| Price | Provided through charity partners; no list price |
| Maker country | Canada |
| Brand | Victoria Hand Project |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, 3D-printed and open-source hands and arms |
| Catalog ID | PR-075 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand: common questions
How much does a Victoria Hand cost?
There is no list price. The arm is provided through the charity's partner clinics. Send us an enquiry and we will point you to the right contact.
Where is the Victoria Hand available?
The charity lists Ukraine, Pakistan, Nepal, Cambodia, Egypt, Kenya, Uganda, Guatemala, Haiti, Ecuador and Canada/USA.
Who makes and fits the Victoria Hand?
Local clinicians trained by Victoria Hand Project print, assemble and fit the arm in their own clinics.
How to get a quote for the Victoria Hand Project Victoria Hand
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