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Gurus, what happens when a med student asks for a 3D printer for their birthday? For Dhruv Agrawal, Co-Founder and CEO of Aether Biomedical, that gift became the launchpad for a global MedTech breakthrough.
In this episode, Dhruv shares how he went from medical school to creating the Zeus Hand—the world’s first fully remote-adjustable, repairable, and Medicare-reimbursable bionic hand. With over 800 devices in use across 15 countries, Dhruv didn’t just build better hardware—he built an ecosystem that empowers clinicians and patients alike.
We dive into how real-world feedback fueled innovation, why cloud-based platforms are changing prosthetic care, and how clear product-market fit starts when clinicians become your best salespeople.
It’s a story of grit, learning, and the power of solving the right problem.
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Gurus, what happens when a med student asks for a 3D printer for their birthday? For Dhruv Agrawal, Co-Founder and CEO of Aether Biomedical, that gift became the launchpad for a global MedTech breakthrough.
In this episode, Dhruv shares how he went from medical school to creating the Zeus Hand—the world’s first fully remote-adjustable, repairable, and Medicare-reimbursable bionic hand. With over 800 devices in use across 15 countries, Dhruv didn’t just build better hardware—he built an ecosystem that empowers clinicians and patients alike.
We dive into how real-world feedback fueled innovation, why cloud-based platforms are changing prosthetic care, and how clear product-market fit starts when clinicians become your best salespeople.
It’s a story of grit, learning, and the power of solving the right problem.
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