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A body-powered arm with no battery and no electronics. Made for everyday work and for places without reliable electricity.
We help people who have lost a hand or forearm get a modern prosthetic arm and be fitted closer to home.
Losing a hand changes how a person works and looks after a family. In Namibia a prosthetic arm often means a long journey, a long wait and a price few people can pay. We want every person who needs an arm to be able to get one.
Sources: African Journal of Disability; World Bank, 2024.

We supply prosthetic arms to clinics, hospitals and medical aid funds.
Together with prosthetists we fit each arm, teach people to use it and keep it working.
Our goal is to start manufacturing prosthetic arms in Namibia by 2032.
Two forearm prostheses for different needs. Both are still in development.
Biomedical engineer with hands-on experience of medical equipment in a hospital. Leads strategy, partnerships and funding.
Five years of experience as a rentals manager. Represents the company in Namibia and works with clients and partners.
We are looking for prosthetists and technicians in Namibia who want to work with us.
Get in touchFrom 2023 to 2024 our founder went through three programmes at Basecamp Hub, from the first idea to a registered company.
We would like to hear from clinics, prosthetists, funds and investors, and from anyone who needs a prosthetic arm.