Patent-pending MedTech for progressive loading-closing the strength gap from amputation to fitting and lifelong conditioning.
RAF Veteran | Amputee-Led | Clinician Supported
Patent-pending MedTech for progressive loading-closing the strength gap from amputation to fitting and lifelong conditioning.
RAF Veteran | Amputee-Led | Clinician Supported
Regaining and maintaining strength is an important part of rehabilitation after limb loss - before, during and long after the transition to a prosthesis.
Yet conventional strength equipment is rarely designed around the residual limb. This can make progressive resistance training difficult to access without adaptation.
LimbAxis was created to address that gap.
LimbAxis Systems is developing a patent-pending range of rehabilitation technology specifically for people with limb loss and limb difference.
Designed around the needs of the residual limb, LimbAxis aims to make progressive strengthening more accessible across rehabilitation, prosthetic preparation and long-term strength and conditioning.
One platform. Four applications. Built around a problem that conventional strength equipment was never designed to solve.
The LimbAxis Motion Series is being developed across four applications, covering upper and lower-limb loss above and below the joint.
Motion T — Transtibial / below-knee
Motion F — Transfemoral / above-knee
Motion R — Transradial / below-elbow
Motion H — Transhumeral / above-elbow
Each is being developed around the same principle: enabling structured, progressive strengthening of the residual limb.
Limb loss rehabilitation doesn't end when a prosthesis is fitted.
Strength requirements change throughout recovery, prosthetic use and everyday life. LimbAxis is being developed with that wider journey in mind - from rehabilitation and prosthetic readiness through to ongoing strength and conditioning.
Rehabilitation
Supporting progressive strengthening throughout the rehabilitation journey.
Prosthetic Readiness
Supporting strength development as individuals prepare for prosthetic use.
Long-Term Conditioning
Providing a route into continued strength and conditioning beyond initial rehabilitation.
The ambition is to develop technology that remains relevant as the individual progresses.
LimbAxis began with a problem its founder had experienced first-hand.
Following a below-knee amputation, founder Richard Davies encountered the practical limitations of rebuilding residual-limb strength using equipment designed for people with intact limbs.
As a former RAF mechanical engineer and para athlete, he approached the problem from both sides: as an amputee trying to train and as an engineer asking whether there could be a better way.
That question became LimbAxis.
LimbAxis is being developed with input from amputees, physiotherapists, prosthetists and rehabilitation professionals.
Early prototype work is helping to explore usability and potential applications while informing the next stage of development.
The focus is on building evidence methodically and allowing clinical and user feedback to shape the technology as it progresses.
“The LimbAxis is a very exciting concept that could revolutionise the way we rehabilitate our lower limb injured patients. For as long as I have been working as a Physio, it has always been a compromise when attempting to effectively load the quadriceps and hamstring muscles to the resistances we need to avoid detrimental deconditioning. The LimbAxis would offer a much-needed solution that could then be a staple piece of equipment in every Physio clinic room.”
Kat Sizer
Clinical Lead and Specialist Physiotherapist in Amputee Rehabilitation
“I have been given a comprehensive overview of the design and concept for LimbAxis and, based on my experience working with our amputee veterans, I feel that this device will be a huge benefit in their rehabilitation and lifelong journey living with limb loss.”
Brian Chenier MBE
Blesma Support Officer (Prosthetics)
Clinical and user insight continues to inform the development of LimbAxis as the technology progresses towards more structured evaluation.
LimbAxis has progressed from lived experience and an engineering concept to patent-pending technology and physical prototype development.
The next stage is focused on further prototype development, structured evaluation and building the evidence needed to support future clinical and commercial decisions.
Each stage is designed to reduce uncertainty and better understand where LimbAxis could deliver the greatest value.
Patent pending. Intellectual property managed and patent application submitted by Bryers Intellectual Property Ltd.
Innovator of the Year 2026
British Forces in Business Awards
Finalist
Rising Star
UK StartUp Awards
Finalist Awaiting Results
Innovation Entrepreneur Award
ALICA Bank Great British Entrepreneur Awards
LimbAxis Systems welcomes conversations with organisations working across prosthetics, rehabilitation, MedTech, clinical research and product development.
We're particularly interested in relationships that can help strengthen the evidence, accelerate development and explore the technology's wider commercial potential.
Whether you work in rehabilitation, prosthetics, research, MedTech or product development, we'd be pleased to hear from you.
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