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Aether Biomedical

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aetherbiomedical.com

Zeus V2 bionic prosthetic hand uses machine-learning-based myoelectric control: surface-EMG electrodes on the residual limb classify muscle-contraction signals to select among 14 predefined and 10 user-configurable grip patterns; onboard ML interprets proportional finger force and movement; clinician and patient parameters are tuned remotely via the Aether Digital Platform (cloud + smartphone app); touchscreen-enabled index finger enables independent input.

HeadquartersPoznan, PL
Founded2018
Corporate funding$8M
Team11-50
Deployments1
Open roles0
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Company overview

Identity and operating footprint

Company typeRobot maker
Market segmentCorporate
StageSeries A
FoundersDhruv Agrawal (CEO), Faith Jiwakhan
Regions servedEurope, North America, Asia
Countries deployedPL, UA, US
Service footprintHQ in Poznan, Poland; US office in Chicago, IL; Zeus V2 distributed through clinical partners in EU, US, and Ukraine; remote device management via Aether Digital Platform app.
Last reviewed2026-07-05
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Robot models

Specifications remain vendor-claimed

Machineamr

Flex Wrist

  • No specifications on file.
Machinewearables

Zeus Hand V2, Medium EQD (Zeus M EQD)

  • 503 g weight; 78 mm palm width; 170 mm wrist-to-fingertip height; 195 mm total height

    vendor-stated dimensions for Medium EQD wrist configuration

    Claim source
Machinewearables

Zeus Hand V2, Medium Flex (Zeus M Flex)

  • 553 g weight; 78 mm palm width; 170 mm wrist-to-fingertip height; 216 mm total height (flexible wrist connector)

    vendor-stated dimensions for Medium Flex wrist configuration

    Claim source
Machinewearables

Zeus Hand V2, Small EQD (Zeus S EQD)

  • 480 g weight; 72 mm palm width; 159 mm wrist-to-fingertip height; 182 mm total height

    vendor-stated device dimensions and weight for Small EQD wrist configuration

    Claim source
  • 152 N grip force (30–40% stronger than comparable multi-articulating hands); 14 predefined + 10 user-configurable grip patterns

    vendor-stated grip force and grip pattern count; shared across all Zeus V2 variants

    Claim source
Machinewearables

Zeus Hand V2, Small Flex (Zeus S Flex)

  • 530 g weight; 72 mm palm width; 159 mm wrist-to-fingertip height; 205 mm total height (flexible wrist connector)

    vendor-stated dimensions for Small Flex wrist configuration

    Claim source
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Deployment log

Announced and cited only

AnnouncedCustomerSiteCountryCountEvidence
2024-01-31Superhumans Center (UA)rehabilitation / prostheticsUANot disclosedAnnouncement
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Funding history

Publicly announced rounds

Investors on recordJ2 VenturesStory VenturesChiratae Ventures
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Company timeline

Milestones and announcements

2024-09-26Secured €1.4M grant to support US market launch (Chicago HQ) and digital therapy platform development; Zeus hand FDA-registered for US marketSignalBase
2024-01-31Partnership with Superhumans Center to deliver Zeus bionic hands to Ukrainian war amputees; 140+ patients fitted within 12 months of launchBusiness Wire
2023-11-13Closed $5.8M Series A led by J2 Ventures and Story Ventures; total funding reaches $10.3MBusiness Wire
2020-01-01Zeus V1 receives Polish medical device regulatory clearance; commercial sales begin; 400+ units sold by late 2023CNBC
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Source ledger

7 unique public sources

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Aether Biomedical, bionic hand startup, gets $5.8 million to scaleCNBC · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Aether Biomedical Secures $1.4M to Bring Innovative Bionic Hand 'Zeus' to U.S. MarketSignalBase · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Aether Biomedical Announces Series A Funding Round Close, Pushes Forward Future of Upper Limb ProstheticsBusiness Wire · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Seed Round - Aether BiomedicalTechPharus · retrieved 2026-07-05
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RobotUnion selects the 20 best European robotics startupsRobotUnion · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Zeus HandAether Biomedical · retrieved 2026-07-05
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Aether Biomedical Partners with Superhumans Center to Deliver Bionic Limbs to Injured UkrainiansBusiness Wire · retrieved 2026-07-05