xbionics is an assistive technology startup that designs prosthetics and robotic arms, and conducts research in human–machine interfaces. We focus on building and studying how people interact with advanced assistive devices.

At xbionics, human–machine interfaces are the systems that connect human intent, movement, and feedback with machines such as prosthetic and robotic arms. This includes sensing, control methods, and interaction design.

xbionics is built for prosthetic users, researchers, engineers, and organizations working in assistive technology and robotics.

No. xbionics does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment. We focus on engineering, research, and the study of assistive systems rather than clinical care.

We combine hands-on engineering with real-world testing and user feedback. Our research emphasizes observing how assistive devices are actually used, rather than relying only on theory or simulations.

xbionics is currently in a research and development stage. Some systems are available through pilot programs, demonstrations, or collaborations, with broader availability planned over time.

Yes. xbionics actively collaborates with researchers, institutions, and organizations interested in prosthetics, robotics, and human–machine interfaces.

Yes. Data privacy and responsible use are core principles at xbionics. Any data collected during research or testing is handled carefully and used only for its intended purpose.