Milestone for Small Hands: We Presented the First Prototype of Our Pediatric Hand Orthosis at REHACARE
Being a minor is officially no longer considered a contraindication for the exomotion® hand one. At REHACARE 2026, we also presented the first prototype of our pediatric hand orthosis, a further development designed for smaller hands and arms. Learn more about the three-motor technology and the astronaut design.
Trade fairs and events in the second half of 2026
In the second half of 2026, HKK Bionics will once again be present at numerous prestigious trade fairs and events focusing on hand paralysis and hand orthoses. At key industry events, including REHACARE, the German Stroke Congress and the DGN Congress, as well as selected therapy and screening days, we invite visitors to discover our exomotion® product range. Look forward to informative live demonstrations and take the opportunity to receive individual, personalised advice on site.
User interview with Markus: More independence in everyday life with the exomotion® hand one
Markus is 30 years old, lives in Möckmühl near Heilbronn, and has had brachial plexus palsy since birth. His left arm and left hand are particularly affected: he lacks strength, sensation, and the ability to securely hold objects or let them go again. In this user interview, Markus explains how the exomotion® hand one supports him in everyday life and why one particular moment with his girlfriend’s turtles means so much to him.
User interview with Matthias: Back to everyday life with the exomotion® hand one
Matthias is 49 years old, lives with his husband and his dog in Bad Segeberg, and suffered a stroke. Immediately afterwards, his right hand, arm, leg, and also his speech were affected. Today, many abilities have returned, but his arm and hand remain limited. In this user interview, Matthias explains how the exomotion® hand one supports him in everyday life and which small moments have become especially valuable to him.
How a Hand Orthosis Brings Everyday Life Back After Stroke
Ines Fanta-Baumann is 41 years old and lives in Lunestedt. In 2018, she suffered a stroke caused by a blood clotting disorder – since then, her left side has been paralyzed, especially her hand. Daily routines like making the bed, folding blankets, or cutting vegetables became impossible after the stroke. With the exomotion® hand one orthosis, she begins to grasp things again – and with every moment, her hope for a normal life grows.
Regaining Independence: How Michael Reclaims Freedom Thanks to the exomotion® hand one Orthosis
New Paths to Independence: From Diagnosis to Hand Orthosis After his accident more than 30 years ago, Michael Berger had to relearn his entire daily routine. Life as a tetraplegic means complete limitations in both arms and legs—many tasks that others take for granted were only possible for him with a lot of assistance. Michael […]
Trade Fairs and Events in the First Half of 2026
In the first half of 2026, HKK Bionics will be present at several leading trade fairs and events focused on hand paralysis and hand orthoses. By participating in major industry fairs such as TheraPro, OTWorld, Ergotherapie-Kongress, and IRMA Hamburg, we offer visitors the chance to get to know our exomotion® product family, experience live demonstrations, and benefit from personal consultations.
Annual Review 2025
2025 was a year full of innovations, events, and important milestones for HKK Bionics. In our annual review, we provide insights into our trade show appearances, user stories, team growth, and special highlights.
Invest Now: Our Fundraising Round with Companisto Starts on December 17, 2025!
Shape the future and make an impact: On December 17, 2025, our public financing round with Companisto launches! Invest in innovative medical technology that empowers people with paralyzed hands to become more independent – and become part of a growing company with real social value. Get informed and join us now!
User Interview with Kay: The exomotion® hand one GEN2 and his Everyday Life with ALS
Kay is 50 years old, lives in Osnabrück, and has ALS. Thanks to the exomotion® hand one GEN2 hand orthosis, he has been able to independently perform everyday tasks again since September 2025. In the user interview, Kay talks about his experiences, everyday tips, and his very own personal highlight: finally being able to reach out and shake his friend’s hand again. His message: Never give up!