Meet Open Bionics
in Las Vegas
We’re heading to AOPA to show you the latest in bionic upper limb technology. Come and see us at the booth, try the devices, and talk to our clinical team in person.
What to expect when you visit us
Open Bionics works exclusively with upper limb amputees. AOPA is a chance for clinicians, prosthetists, and patients to experience our latest technology in person and talk directly with our team.
Whether you’re already familiar with our devices or discovering us for the first time, we’d love to see you at the booth.
Our team at AOPA
Come and find us at the booth — we’d love to connect.
Jonah is one of our specialist upper limb prosthetists. He’ll be at the booth to discuss clinical cases, device fittings, and how we can work together to achieve 5-star patient care.
Clinical team
Autumn is one of our ambassadors and wears a bionic device herself. She brings a unique and personal perspective to the conversation and loves connecting with patients and clinicians alike.
AmbassadorCan’t make it to AOPA? Earn 2 CEUs with us
If you’re unable to attend AOPA this year, you can still access Open Bionics training and earn 2 continuing education units — either virtually or in person at one of our clinic locations.
Our training covers the full Open Bionics device range, clinical assessment, socket fitting, and patient outcomes. Ideal for prosthetists looking to expand their upper limb offering.
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