India’s first homegrown bionic hand is here, and it’s transforming the lives of people who once had no affordable options. Built by a Hyderabad startup, Makers Hive, KalArm can perform 18 grips, lift up to 72 kilos, and still costs a fraction of what similar devices do abroad. With growing demand, Makers Hive is scaling production in partnership with major institutions across the country. Their work is making world-class assistive tech accessible to thousands who need it most. #MakersHive #KalAr

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