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Alt-Bionics

Corporate marketwearablesCurated record

Myoelectric prosthetic hand with 6 degrees of freedom; EMG muscle-signal pattern recognition controls individual finger movements; Genesis Hand targets upper-limb amputees with PDAC-coded insurance reimbursement; Surge Hand targets humanoid robot OEM integrators as a dexterous end-effector platform; actuation via miniaturized electric motors, no AI inference beyond myoelectric decoding

HeadquartersSan Antonio, US
Founded2020
Corporate funding$2M
Team1-10
Deployments0
Open roles0
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Company overview

Identity and operating footprint

Company typeRobot maker
Market segmentCorporate
StageSeed
FoundersRyan Saavedra (CEO & Founder)
Regions servedNorth America
Countries deployedUS
Service footprintHQ San Antonio TX; Genesis Hand sold in US prosthetics market following PDAC L6880 reimbursement approval; Surge Hand targeting humanoid robot OEM market globally; ATI portfolio company
Last reviewed2026-07-05
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Robot models

Specifications remain vendor-claimed

Machinewearables

Genesis Hand

  • 6-DoF myoelectric prosthetic hand; PDAC reimbursement code L6880 approved November 2024; list price approximately $5,000

    vendor-stated degrees of freedom, US Medicare/insurance reimbursement code eligibility, and approximate retail price point

    Claim source
Machinewearables

Surge Hand

  • Dexterous robotic hand end-effector for humanoid robot OEM integration

    vendor-stated primary application of the Surge Hand product line (humanoid robot integrators)

    Claim source
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Funding history

Publicly announced rounds

Investors on recordCapital FactoryAustin Technology IncubatorAlamo AngelsCity of San Antonio (SAMMI Fund)VelocityTX
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Company timeline

Milestones and announcements

2024-11-01Genesis Hand receives PDAC reimbursement code L6880 approval, enabling US Medicare and private-insurance billing for amputee patientsAlt-Bionics
2024-06-01Closed $1.25M Seed+ round to scale production and expand team for prosthetic and humanoid-robotics marketsAustin Technology Incubator
2023-08-01Closed $650K seed round; officially entered Austin Technology Incubator (ATI) portfolioAustin Technology Incubator
2021-08-01Closed $215K pre-seed round including $25K from Alamo Angels and investment from Capital FactoryStartups San Antonio
2020-05-01Company founded by Ryan Saavedra following UTSA biomedical engineering graduate work; first prototype tested by Army Ranger Ryan DavisUTSA Alumni
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Source ledger

5 unique public sources