LETO 1 bionic arm prototype render
INTRODUCING:

LETO 1

A bionic arm concept exploring 3D printing, EMG sensing, and machine-learning-based gesture control.

01WHY WE'RE BUILDING LETO 1

The Challenge

For some people, advanced prosthetic technology can be expensive, difficult to access, or hard to adapt to individual needs.

CHALLENGE 01

Cost

Some advanced prosthetic systems may be too expensive for certain users.

CHALLENGE 02

Access

Access can vary depending on location, insurance, clinics, and repair services.

CHALLENGE 03

Difficult Customization

Adapting a prosthetic system to an individual user can require a lot of extra time and support.

OUR SOLUTION

A More Adaptable Approach

LETO 1 is being developed using 3D-printed parts, replaceable modules, and commonly available components. The goal is to make future versions easier to produce, repair, and adapt.

02CURRENT PROTOTYPE

LETO 1 Prototype

A visual introduction to the LETO 1 concept assembly.

Person wearing the LETO 1 prosthetic hand
PROTOTYPE OVERVIEW

Explore LETO 1

See the specifications, materials, intended control system, and development concept on the full prototype page.

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04GET IN TOUCH

Contact Nevis Bionics

Interested in the project, collaboration, updates, or future testing? Contact the team or join the project update list.

Temporary contact information
contactbionics@nevis.com

LETO 1 is presented as an engineering concept and is not a certified medical device or commercially available prosthesis.

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