Active Programs
Nine active programs across prosthetics, mobility, spinal systems, and AI — each with a clear path from research to the people it will help.
9 Active Programs
From fundamental research to clinical deployment — every program has a defined development path and a clearly identified patient population it serves.
BF-7 Bionic Arm Program
Full-arm myoelectric prosthetic system with 16-axis control. Currently in Phase II clinical trial — 94% task completion rate for activities of daily living.
Multi-Articulating Hand Program
Individually articulating bionic hand with grip-force sensing and vibrotactile feedback. Entering clinical validation with prosthetic clinics in three states.
BF-EX3 Exoskeleton Program
Full lower-body exoskeleton for non-ambulatory users. 12-participant pilot complete — all participants walked. Scaling to expanded trial.
Active Ankle-Foot Orthosis Program
Lightweight powered AFO for foot drop and partial lower-extremity paresis. Deployed through clinical partner network in 8 states.
Post-Stroke Gait Recovery Program
Structured exoskeleton-assisted gait retraining protocol for stroke survivors — driving high-repetition gait training to leverage neuroplasticity and extend recovery.
Targeted Epidural Stimulation Program
Targeted epidural stimulation protocol for voluntary movement restoration in chronic complete SCI. Latest trial: voluntary leg movement in 5 of 5 participants.
Epidural-Exoskeleton Integration Program
Combining epidural stimulation with powered exoskeleton for volitional walking after complete SCI — bridging neuromodulation and robotic assistance.
Neural Interface Platform Program
High-channel cortical recording interface for direct motor intent capture. FDA Breakthrough Device Designation received April 2026 — accelerating clinical pathway.
Adaptive AI Control Program
Personalized movement model running on all Foundation devices — continuously learning user-specific intent patterns, improving device performance over time.
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