ABOUT US

Michigan Neuroprosthetics is a student design team based in the University of Michigan, dedicated to building and designing prosthetic arms for pediatric patients. We believe in providing effective yet affordable arms, tailored specifically for each and every customer.



MEET JULIAN

We first started working with Julian when he was eight-years-old. Since then, we’ve gone from making him a mechanical arm to a fully-functional myoelectric arm to use in his daily life.

MEET MICHAEL

Michael is now twelve-years-old, and we continue to work with him to improve his prosthetic arm. We helped Michael customize his arm to mimic the Terminator, equipped with a series of flashing lights and upcoming voice control.

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We are committed to making designs that are

LOW COST

We design the arms to be less than $100, and components can be reused as the wearer grows.

LIGHTWEIGHT

The arms are 0.5-1.5 lbs, designed for both durability and mobility.

CUSTOMIZABLE

The arm is custom fit to each user and can be designed specific to the wearer’s needs.

OPen-source

We’re built on collaborative development to ensure the best quality possible.

OUR VALUES

INNOVATION

We bring together myoelectric designs that are effective yet affordable, and offer what we believe is missing in the current prosthetic arm market.

GROWTH

We are continuously focused on finding ways to improve our designs, making them more affordable and accessible.

Community

We work with pediatric patients within our local area pro-bono to design arms that best suit their needs. 

RELIABILITY

We communicate with every patient through the entire design process to make sure the final product meets their goals.

Assembly Guide

We continuously develop relationships with new patients and expand upon our designs to help them reach their goals.

Our Teams

We are composed of several subteams that work together to deliver our final product. 

Mechanical
Manufacturing
Electrical
Software
Interfaces
Outreach