The NeuroMaker Hand 2.0 is a programmable bionic hand designed for students to explore biotechnology, engineering, prosthetics, sensors, and artificial intelligence through hands-on, student-led projects. Students will build the hand from start to finish, learning how each component works together, learning how coding and engineering design play a role in high-tech prosthetics.
With open-source programming support and a reusable, modular design, NeuroMaker Hand 2.0 empowers students to test, iterate, and solve real-world challenges. This biotech It’s ideal for project-based learning, after-school programs, and classroom integration in middle school through postsecondary education.
Features:
- Fully functional bionic hand assembly kit
- Compatible with Arduino and other open-source programming platforms
- Includes step-by-step build instructions and lesson support
- Reusable components for multiple classroom uses
- Designed for STEM, biomedical engineering, and robotics curriculum integration

















