Clinical Trials for Limbitless Bionics

Limbitless Solutions currently provides and distributes its bionic solutions through the clinical trial process.

To be considered for a clinical trial, please submit information by creating an account on our clinical trials website portal.

Trials Portal

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Limbitless partners with hospitals to conduct clinical trials on different bionic devices. This page will be updated with the latest active trials available.

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How it Works

Make an account

Sign up and fill out the information. Verify your email address once submitted. Follow instructions in the email to finish creating your account.

Fill out forms

Log back in and you will see your dashboard. Go to your personal information and fill out the form that appears on screen. Submit to finalize.

Check dashboard updates and email

This is the primary area where all updates about the progress of clinical trials will be shown. Those with accounts will receive email updates about eligibility for trials and further information needed to submit at each step of the process.

All Active Clinical Trials

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Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Children's Hospital

Technology being studied: Limbitless EMG Bionic Arm, Limbitless Videogame-based training system

Ages: Children 7 - 17 years old

Maximum Number of participants: 20

Location: United States | hub location: Orlando, Florida

Trial duration: 14 months (approx. over 1 year)

This clinical trial will evaluate the effectiveness of video game-based training aimed at helping children learn how to use prosthetic arms. It will evaluate how well the video game helps the children prepare their muscles to use the LSI devices and how the role of gamified training may be used to improve the children's rate of adopting the prosthetics long-term.

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Wolfson Children's Hospital of Jacksonville and Nemours Children's Health

Technology being studied: Limbitless EMG Bionic Arm, Limbitless Videogame-based training system

*Additional Evaluation: advanced functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) techniques before and after prosthetic use and training

Ages: Children 9 - 12 years old

Maximum Number of participants: 5

Location: United States | hub location: Jacksonville, Florida (Wolfson's)

Trial duration: 4 months

This clinical trial will examine how the brain adapts to advanced bionic arms in children born without a limb, with the ultimate goal of improving children's control of their prosthetic. The four-month clinical trial will examine if Limbitless' prosthetic — paired with its custom training video game — will impact the motor control center of the brain.

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Closed: Ongoing Trial
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Oregon Health Sciences University

Technology being studied: Limbitless EMG Bionic Arm

Ages: Children 6 - 17 years old

Maximum Number of participants: 20

Location: United States | hub locations: Orlando, Florida; Portland, Oregon

Trial duration: Extended to 36 months (3 years)

This clinical trial will recruit children to be fitted with Limbitless advanced custom-designed bionic arms. It will test the functionality of the arms in children to gauge the effect on their quality of life and determine how children use the arms for specialized tasks.

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To be considered for a clinical trial, please submit information by creating an account on our clinical trials website portal.

Trials Portal

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PLEASE NOTE:

All information in your forms and your profile must be valid and up to date by the specified deadlines for your submission to be considered for an available clinical trial.

If we are unable to contact you, your information is incorrect, or your forms are not completed, you may not be considered for the clinical trial and your account may be deleted.

We want to ensure a potential participant in a clinical trial is not disqualified due to missing or inaccurate information.

We appreciate your cooperation.

Learn more about the bionic technology being used in our clinical trials.

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