Ukrainian software designer. Now he works as Product Designer and Manager at Esper Bionics, a deep-tech company building the world’s first bionic ecosystem. He leads the Esper+ product – the companion app for the Esper Hand – where his focus is on transforming assistive technology into effortless, human-centered experiences, so prosthetics are seen not as medical equipment but as empowering wearable tech.
Designing software for prosthetics feels like cooking without a recipe — there are no established references or best practices. We are shaping our own playbook as we go, with three key ingredients: care, playfulness, and equality. In this talk, I share how these principles guide our current work, the challenges of designing for muscle signals instead of clicks, and what we are learning from real users, including Ukrainian veterans.
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