Reable Labs Ltd

ReAble Labs is a Dublin-based company developing 3D-printed prosthetic hands. Its first product, Diego, is a lightweight, modular hand built from a scan of the user's residual limb, with powered, articulated fingers driven by micro-motors that read muscle signals via EMG calibration. The hand is designed for repairability, with swappable components that can be replaced at home or in clinic. The company is currently in a pre-clinical stage, preparing for first fittings, and has not submitted its products for MDR, FDA, or other regulatory approvals. It states its principles as transparency, durability, and global accessibility, aiming to make advanced prosthetics affordable and easy to maintain. ReAble Labs has won the Hult Prize Irish National Final and the AIB Student Impact Award for Enterprise and Innovation, and works with Irish clinical and research partners.