What does a bionic hand actually feel like in real life? In this episode, RJ Swati sits down with Faith Jiwakhan and Dhruv Agrawal, founders of Aether Biomedical, for a closer look at Zeus—their advanced bionic hand—and how it performs beyond the lab. From a live demo to real-world applications, this conversation explores how Zeus enables everyday activities with precision, control, and ease of use. Whether it’s gripping objects, executing fine movements, or adapting to daily routines, Zeus is designed to restore not just function—but confidence and independence. The discussion also dives into user experience, the learning curve, and what the future holds for bionic technology as it becomes more intuitive and accessible. This isn’t just innovation you hear about, it’s innovation you can see in action.

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Is India ready to lead the future of bionics? In this conversation, RJ Swati speaks with Faith Jiwakhan and Dhruv Agrawal, founders of Aether Biomedical, about the reality of building life-changing prosthetic technology in India—and the policies shaping its future. From government support and affordability challenges to accessibility gaps and innovation roadblocks, this episode dives into what it truly takes to scale bionics in a country like India. The discussion also explores India’s growing position in the global med-tech ecosystem and what needs to change for transformative solutions like Zeus to reach those who need them the most. This isn’t just about technology - it’s about policy, people, and possibility.

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This isn’t tech. It’s a gamechanger. RJ Swati talks to Faith Jiwakhan & Dhruv Agrawal, founders of Aether Biomedical, about Zeus, the bionic hand giving upper limb amputees confidence and independence. Aether Biomedical is truly a gamechanger.

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