A British woman has been fitted with what's billed as the "world’s most lifelike bionic hand". The bebionic small hand is the latest model in Steeper's bebionic line of prosthetic hands and is the ...

UK based RSLSteeper's newest artificial hand, bebionic, will be coming to a prosthetics retailer near you next month. The announcement for the hand's commercial debut was made at the ISPO World ...

Bionic hands. Sometimes linked with some pretty heavy-duty bionic arms, are the thing of the future. And, while some people probably think they're still a few years out, it looks like a company called ...

Luke Skywalker/Steve Austin-like bionic hands might seem like something straight out of... well, science fiction, but they’re most definitely not. There are now actually several companies competing to ...

The BeBionic Myo-Electric hand, said to be the next generation of articulated hand, has been officially unveiled. This groundbreaking prosthetic device is designed to offer unprecedented functionality ...

Back in February when we first caught wind of BeBionic's myo-electric, very realistic bionic hand, we were quite impressed. The finished product was just unveiled at ISPO World Congress in Leipzig ...

The bionics from the Six Million Dollar Man are becoming ever closer, even if they will probably cost more than £6 Million dollars these days. The UK company RSLSteeper has just released details of ...

The BeBionic hand comes close to the real thing. It has four different kinds of grips and a silicone skin. In the following video highlighting BeBioinic's four grips, notice how the silicone skin ...

Just in time for the return of Star Wars, bionic hand technology takes a grand step forward. UK-based Steeper Group calls its advanced “BeBionic” artificial hand the world’s most “anatomically ...

RSL Steeper's beBionic3 still packs the same wireless chip, customizable silicone overlays and speed controls of its predecessor, but is now stronger and more durable. It's been redesigned with an ...

If you haven't kept up with advancements in prosthetics, now's a good time to observe how a new generation of devices can undertake even the most precise tasks. Crave contributor Christopher MacManus ...

Almost three decades later and in his forties, Mr Sullivan is still playing bass guitar. But rather than just playing with his right hand, he is also using his new – bionic – left hand. But during a ...