Archive · 15 Sep 2025
AMTZ Distributes Artificial Limbs to Disabled Beneficiaries
The AndhraPradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ) has manufactured and distributed artificial limbs and assistive devices to help people with disabilities.
They've created various types of limbs, including the 'Vizag hand,' and wheelchairs.
Thousands of people have already received these devices, helping them regain independence.
A recent example includes a woman in Visakhapatnam who received a bionic hand after an accident.
AMTZ, supported by ICMR, focuses on research and manufacturing, ensuring solutions reach those in need.
Officials gave away artificial legs and demonstrated the myoelectric arm.
These assistive devices provide a promise of dignity.
AMTZ has created a strong capacity for artificial limbs benefiting thousands.
A variety of devices are available, including the 'Vizag hand' and bionic limbs.
A woman in Visakhapatnam received a prosthetic hand after a road accident.
Thousands of people have already received artificial limbs from AMTZ.
The Assistive Technology Centre integrates research, prototyping, testing, and manufacturing.
- Who
- Disabled beneficiaries across the country
- What
- Distribution of artificial limbs and assistive devices
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To provide mobility and independence to individuals with disabilities
Beneficiaries
AMTZ
Accessibility
Beneficiaries
Need of the people for affordable assistive devices
AMTZ
Provision of Assistive technology to needy by AMTZ
- Organization
- AndhraPradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ)
- Assistive Technology Centre
- Supported by ICMR, New Delhi
- Technology
- Jaipur foot, Vizag hand, bionic limbs, wheelchairs, prosthetic joints
- Beneficiaries
- Thousands of disabled individuals
- Location
- Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
