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5th Element Ltd – CEO Interview
- Published May 26, 2014 1:38PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
5th Element Ltd has developed a superior robotic (“bionic”) prosthetic hand to better enable amputees to resume their lives with confidence, dignity, and in comfort.
Designed specifically to meet the challenges faced by amputees, the 5EL Hand delivers superior reliability, dexterity, endurance, and comfort over existing prosthetic devices.
These benefits are realised through the unique ability of the 5EL hand to flex, which is enabled by a revolutionary design feature – the Metacarpal Plate (Patent applied for).
The ability of the 5EL Hand to deliver very real advantages have been recognised by leading international prosthetic clinicians
The 5EL Hand is in the detailed design stage and will be ready for commercialisation in Q4 2014.
Please listen to Romi Patel, CEO.
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