Unlimited Tomorrow

Unlimited Tomorrow was founded in 2014 by Easton LaChappelle, who built his first robotic hand at fourteen in rural Colorado from LEGO, fishing wire and electrical tubing, then taught himself 3D printing and made a brain-controlled prosthetic arm that won second place in engineering at the International Science and Engineering Fair. That project led to NASA’s Robonaut team and a TEDx talk that caught the attention of Tony Robbins, who provided seed funding.

A decade of development followed, focused on the technologies behind human-machine interfaces: 3D scanning, additive manufacturing, embedded sensors, haptic feedback and machine learning. The company designs, engineers, manufactures and supports every product under one roof. TrueLimb applies that stack to bionic prosthetics, custom-built from a scan of the limb, while TactraFlex extends it into haptic wearables.