TLDR:
Esper Bionics, a Ukrainian startup, has secured a $5 million investment round to expand its bio-prosthetics production and research efforts. The funding will be used to develop the world’s first bionic ecosystem, with plans to scale up production and modernize existing facilities. The company, founded in 2019, specializes in developing robotic limbs and has already manufactured 30 prosthetics per month, with a goal of reaching 500 by the end of 2024. The startup employs over 55 professionals and operates offices in New York, Lviv, and Berlin, with a focus on the United States market where prosthetics are sold through insurance companies. Additionally, through its social program Esper for Ukraine, 80 Ukrainian defenders have received bionic prosthetics. The total investment in the company since its inception amounts to $7 million.
Esper Bionics, a Ukrainian startup, has secured a $5 million investment round to expand its bio-prosthetics production and research efforts. The funding will be used to develop the world’s first bionic ecosystem, with plans to scale up production and modernize existing facilities. The company, founded in 2019, specializes in developing robotic limbs and has already manufactured 30 prosthetics per month, with a goal of reaching 500 by the end of 2024. The startup employs over 55 professionals and operates offices in New York, Lviv, and Berlin, with a focus on the United States market where prosthetics are sold through insurance companies. Additionally, through its social program Esper for Ukraine, 80 Ukrainian defenders have received bionic prosthetics. The total investment in the company since its inception amounts to $7 million.
