BIONIKS, a Karachi-based startup specializing in orthotics and prosthetics, has launched a mobile AI-powered limb factory in Gaza to provide customized prosthetic arms and legs to amputees who have lost their limbs in the ongoing conflict.
It is worth mentioning that the company gained international recognition in 2021 when it supplied a multi-grip bionic arm to four-year-old Mohammed Sideeq, making him the youngest recipient of such a prosthetic.
The mobile factory is equipped with advanced AI tools to design and produce prosthetic limbs, allowing on-site support in underserved areas. According to BIONIKS, this initiative reflects their commitment to creating an inclusive world by using cutting-edge technology to transform lives.
“We believe technology can change lives,” BIONIKS said. “By delivering advanced prosthetic solutions directly to those in need, we aim to restore independence, mobility, and dignity to individuals affected by conflict and hardship.”
BIONIKS hopes the mobile factory will serve as a vital resource for amputees, providing accessible and innovative solutions in regions with limited resources.
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