‘Shark Tank’: Where To Buy Psyonic Bionic Hand
A new Shark Tank episode is coming tonight and more entrepreneurs are looking for financing help from the sharks. The companies this week offer gourmet dog food, cold water bottles, and bug-catching devices. However, the most interesting of them all is a bionic hand created by a company called Psyonic.
Here is what you need to know about Psyonic and where to buy the bionic hand from Shark Tank.
What Is The Psyonic Bionic Hand On Shark Tank?
Psyonic is a company that works in the realm of bionic prosthetics. Their goal is to make these devices available and accessible to more people around the world. Dr. Aadeel Akhtar founded the company while he was a student at the University of Illinois and his main goal is to make these bionic prosthetics affordable to help amputees improve their lives.
The main product for Psyonic is the Ability Hand. This is a sensory-enabled prosthetic hand that gives amputees a responsive and intuitive bionic hand that works as if it were their regular hand. It has a lightweight design that is even lighter than the normal human hand. the fingers can flex, extend, and rotate to 32 different group patterns. This allows a person to use it to do even complex tasks.
What separates the Abnilit Hand from other prosthetics is the multi-touch sensory feedback. There are pressure sensors in the fingertips that detect grip pressure when holding something. This relays through vibration motors in the prosthetic arm, which allows users to feel what they are holding. This allows more control and responsiveness.
The fingers are also designed for speed, durability, and compatibility. They are impact resistant so they won’t break and the hand is water resistant. It also closes at 200 milliseconds, making it the fastest bionic hand there is right now. It can also work with other prosthetic devices. The hand also recharges with ISB-C and a charge provides an entire day’s use. It also connects via Bluetooth.
Where To Buy The Psyonic Bionic Hand From Shark Tank
If you are interested in learning more about the Psyonic Bionic Hand after seeing it on Shark Tank, visit the official website at www.psyonic.io. The website has plenty of documentation and videos showing everything this prosthetic bionic hand is capable of.
Now, to buy the Psyonic Bionic Hand, it requires going through a certified and licensed prosthetist. The website has a form for anyone to fill out if they are not working with a prosthetist. Psyonic will help pair a person up with one in their area so they can get started. While the cost is not listed on the site, the hand runs around $15,000.
Does the Psyonic Bionic Hand sound like something that will help a lot of people? Does it sound like something the sharks should be interested in backing? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
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