Esper Bionics

Behind every number is a personal journey. We’re proud of this progress and remain focused on our goal: providing Esper Hands to 65 people by the end of the year with Razom 💘

Esper Hand 2: touchscreen-friendly, beloved-belly-friendly 🥹 Meet Guilherme—Esper’s brand ambassador, our first user from Brazil, a great friend and defender of Ukraine 🫡 And yes, that’s his little daughter enjoying some belly scratches 😍 Kudos to our partners Protez Foundation for making it real!

A little trust, a new experience, and a ride worth remembering. Thank you, Jelena, for taking Esper Hand along for the adventure 🤍 #EsperHand #EsperHand2 #Esper #AdaptiveSport

As #DisabilityPrideMonth comes to a close, we want to take a moment to recognize the meaning behind it—and the people who make it matter. Disability Pride Month is a reminder that disability is not something to hide—it’s part of the diverse experiences that shape our communities. We’re proud to work alongside clinicians, partners, and Esper Hand users across the U.S. who challenge assumptions, move prosthetic care forward, and inspire us with what they do every day. At Esper, we don’t see disability and ability as opposites. As a wearable technology company, we focus on building tools that help restore function, expand possibilities, and support people in living the lives they choose—on their own terms. To everyone in our American community: thank you for letting us be part of your journey. Happy Disability Pride Month 💙🦾 #TheWorldWorksBetterWithUs #Bionic #EsperHand #Esper

Great reflections from Joshua after FAOP 2026 🤍 Beyond the technology, the most valuable conversations are always about what truly matters: function, reliability, and better outcomes for people who use prosthetic devices every day. Thanks to everyone who shared ideas, experience, and perspectives with us in Orlando. Excited to keep these conversations going

Some dreams don’t wait for “the perfect moment.” They become the next chapter 📜 A few days ago, we visited Fedir—an Esper Hand user, a veteran of the Russian-Ukrainian war, and now the owner of the café he dreamed of opening. He welcomed us the best way he knows how: with his signature Dzhmil (widely known as Bumblebee)—an iced espresso with orange and caramel syrup. While we were enjoying our coffee, Fedir was already back behind the espresso machine, making cappuccinos for the next customers—just another busy day. His café is also a family business. Together with his relative, they served us freshly baked Adjarian and Megrelian khachapuri, made with cheese sourced directly from local farmers. The kind of food that disappears from the table much faster than the photos are taken. What stayed with us most, though, wasn’t the coffee or the food. It was seeing someone who had gone through war and rehabilitation now spending his day welcoming guests, building a business, and doing something he genuinely loves. This is exactly why we build technology—not to be the center of the story, but to help people keep writing their own. Thank you for having us, Fedir. We can’t wait to come back ☺️🤍 #Esper #EsperHand #Bionics #Veteran #Business 

Looking forward to FAOP this week in Orlando! 🇺🇸 Our VP of U.S. Market Development, Joshua Mullins, will be there representing Esper. He's looking forward to reconnecting with familiar faces, meeting new clinicians and industry professionals, and spending time with the O&P community. If you're attending, stop by to see the Esper Hand, learn what sets it apart, and chat about how its technology and features can support people with upper-limb loss. Joshua would also love to hear what you're seeing in upper-extremity care, exchange ideas, and explore how we can move the field forward together. See you in Orlando! #FAOP2026 #Esper #EsperHand #Prosthetics #UpperExtremity #OandP

In partnership with Protez Academy, a Protez Foundation initiative, we recently held our first joint training program focused on modern upper-limb prosthetic care. More than 100 prosthetists and rehabilitation specialists joined us both online and in person to explore the practical application of the Esper Hand in clinical practice. The training featured: Danylo Intelehator—prosthetic fitting and setup, EMG signal acquisition, and clinical workflows with the Esper Hand. Pavlo But—integrating the Esper+ App into the fitting process and everyday clinical practice. By combining hands-on experience with digital tools, we're helping clinicians build confidence in working with advanced bionic prostheses and ultimately deliver better outcomes for their patients. This training marks the beginning of our collaboration with Protez Academy, and we look forward to expanding educational opportunities for prosthetic professionals across Ukraine 🇺🇦 #EsperHand #EsperBionics #ProtezFoundation #Education #HealthCare #HealthTech

At Esper, we believe meaningful innovation happens through strong partnerships. That's why we're thrilled to welcome Joshua Mullins as our VP of U.S. Market Development 🇺🇸 Joshua joins Esper with extensive experience across the O&P industry and a shared belief that technology should empower clinicians and improve patient outcomes. As we continue growing our presence in the U.S., he'll help us build new partnerships and bring the next generation of upper-limb prosthetic technology to more clinics and more people. Welcome aboard, Joshua. We're excited to shape the future together 🦾

250 years ago, Independence was declared with a signature ✍ For the people we build for, independence looks smaller and harder: buttoning a shirt. Holding a coffee cup. Shaking a hand at a job interview. That’s the independence we work on every day—with the clinicians and users across the U.S. who make it real. None of it happens alone. We’re grateful to our partners: Hanger Clinic, Protez Foundation, Razom, Handspring Clinical Services, American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists, and SPS. Happy tomorrow's Fourth of July to our American community 🇺🇸