Nova Grip

A myoelectric prosthetic hand with individually articulated fingers, tuned by the same force-feedback engineering behind our industrial grippers.

$24,900

Nova Grip came out of a simple complaint from early users of single-motor prosthetics: gripping a coffee cup and gripping a pen shouldn't feel like the same motion. Every finger has its own actuator, so the hand can hold either shape on purpose, not as a compromise.

Built on our industrial actuator work

The same force-sensing joints that let our Atlas Arm stop on unexpected contact are scaled down here — Nova Grip senses when an object starts to slip and tightens automatically, without the wearer having to think about it.

Fitted, not just sized

Grip patterns are tuned per wearer during fitting, and adjustable afterward through a companion app — a firmer pinch for typing, a fuller wrap for lifting, saved as presets switched with a double-tap gesture.

Gallery

Nova Grip closing around an object, one finger at a time.
The same joint-actuator design, scaled up for Atlas Arm.
The same joint-actuator design, scaled up for Atlas Arm.
A clinician reviewing grip-pattern data during a fitting session.
Our engineering team tuning finger response curves in the lab.
A Nova Grip user in a team huddle — the grip pattern that mattered most to us.
A Nova Grip user in a team huddle — the grip pattern that mattered most to us.
The moment that shaped the product: a natural, confident handshake.
The moment that shaped the product: a natural, confident handshake.

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