Inali

The world is home to more than 22 million people with disabilities, with children making up for nearly 8 million of that number. Due to the cost and lack of accessibility, most of these people never get the help they need. One of the most significant problems with the current prosthetic devices is that the vast majority of them are very costly, nearly 30 to 40 thousand dollars. When we talk about developed countries like the USA, the insurance companies in the USA reimburses about 3000 dollars. So these devices are available to only a handful of people living in the United States. But, it remains a significant problem in a country like India to get proper prosthetic care because of affordability. 

Inali Arms is India’s most affordable bionic arm for the differently-abled. Unlike most pros-thetics that are connected to muscle movements, Inali Arms operates by detecting brain signals. This makes it more accurate as opposed to muscle movements which can easily be misjudged. Even for people with burns or body fat, or even simple sweating, the convention-al prosthetic arms can run a risk of malfunction or zero detection of signals. It mimics tech-nology similar to its imported counterparts, but with cost-effective alternatives.

• Sensors: The Inali arms has six different preprogrammed grip patterns with options for both precision and power grasps. The sensors detect brain signals and operate according-ly.
• Accuracy: The arms are designed with precision and accuracy to match the gripping mo-tion, opening motions and joint movement of the actual hand.
• Maintenance: Because the product is made in India, the arms have been made in a man-ner that the maintenance is least expensive, time-consuming and easy to repair. Our turn around time for maintenance is less than two days. 
• Light Weight: The arms are lightweight but can easily lift anything up to 10 KG. 

Inali supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 10: Reduced Inequalities by designing and delivering low-cost electronic prosthetic hands for people living with upper limb amputations who cannot otherwise afford prosthetic care. By making advanced assistive technology accessible and affordable, Inali helps bridge healthcare and social gaps, empowering individuals with greater independence and improving quality of life across diverse communities.

The 3DEXPERIENCE platform has some of the most advanced tools that have helped us create designs of a bionic hand to mimic the action as close to an actual hand. This has eliminated a great deal of inaccuracy that otherwise is a peril of the design process. We have managed to not just save time in designing and prototyping the hands with utmost accuracy but have also managed to come up with multiple design versions to suit different needs of upper limb disability. In a nutshell, we have achieved accuracy that has helped us speed up the process of design and then executing the design into a fully functional bionic arm. 

The 3DEXPERIENCE platform has provided some of the most cost-saving and effective ways to visualize bionic arms that have never been done in India before. With such technological support coupled with constructive feedback has helped Inali assistive tech in creating a high-value bouquet of products that can change the face of affordable assistive healthcare not just in India but also in other developing nations and underdeveloped nations. One reason why Inali assistive tech products are affordable is because of the availability of a wide range of technology under one roof which is all access and extremely varied hence ironing any kinks that there can be in no time.