Virtetic is leveling up rehabilitation and training in prosthetics and orthotics through digital health, gamification, and immersive technologies.

Ethnocare is a Canadian prosthetics company developing practical solutions that help amputees so they can move with greater comfort and confidence.

Vessl Prosthetics develops adaptive prosthetic technology focused on improving socket fit and comfort through automatic volume management.

A Polish company founded in 2018, Aether Biomedical makes the Zeus bionic hand — a robust, affordable, modular multi-articulating hand.

A London company founded in 2020, Koalaa makes the world's first soft, fabric-based prosthetic arms for children and adults.

A US manufacturer founded in 1914 in Chattanooga, Tennessee, Fillauer makes upper- and lower-limb prosthetics including the Utah Arm.

A Leeds-based UK manufacturer with over a century of history, Steeper specialises in prosthetics, orthotics and assistive technology.

Founded in 1890, Basingstoke-based Blatchford is one of the world's oldest prosthetics companies and an NHS supplier since 1948.

A family-owned German company founded in 1919, Ottobock is a global leader in microprocessor knees and bionic hands, including the C-Leg and bebionic.

One of the world's largest prosthetics manufacturers, founded in Iceland in 1971 and known for bionic knees, Pro-Flex feet and the i-Limb hand range.

A US company founded in 2014, Unlimited Tomorrow makes TrueLimb — a custom 3D-printed bionic arm fitted remotely from a home scan.

A New York and Ukraine company founded in 2019, Esper Bionics makes the AI-powered, self-learning Esper Hand.

A bionic hand company founded around 2015 from Harvard's Innovation Lab, BrainRobotics makes an AI-enabled hand using EMG pattern recognition.

A US manufacturer founded in 2011, Naked Prosthetics makes custom body-driven finger and partial-hand prostheses.

A US manufacturer founded in 2002 in California, Freedom Innovations makes carbon-fibre feet and the Plié microprocessor knee.

The prosthetics division of a major Japanese engineering company, Nabtesco was the first in the world to develop a microprocessor-controlled knee.

A German company founded in 2009 in Karlsruhe, Vincent Systems makes premium lightweight bionic hands, including paediatric sizes.

A San Diego company founded in 2015, Psyonic makes the Ability Hand — a fast bionic hand with touch-sensing feedback.

A US manufacturer founded in 1988 in Michigan, College Park is known for anatomically designed prosthetic feet and hydraulic ankles.

A New Zealand manufacturer founded by engineer Mat Jury, TASKA makes rugged, waterproof multi-articulating bionic hands.