We are thrilled to announce that TASKA Prosthetics has recently been honoured with the prestigious Good Design Award (medical category), for our innovative TASKA CX™ hand.

The Good Design Award, established in 1950 by the Chicago Athenaeum, is one of the oldest and most prestigious global awards programmes in design. It covers a wide range of categories, from transportation and consumer electronics to medical devices, with thousands of entries received each year from around the world.

David Lovegrove, Head of Design at TASKA, was thrilled upon learning of the recognition.

“The Good Design Award is one of the pinnacle awards to win if you're a product designer.”

“There were over 5,000 submissions this year, judged on nine criteria, that included innovation, functionality, quality, and ecological compatibility.”

“To be selected as a winner among such a competitive field is truly an honour.”

Winning the Good Design Award is not just a milestone for TASKA Prosthetics; it's a stepping stone for future innovations.

“There’s a tremendous amount of effort that goes into creating a product, and this award celebrates the dedication of our team,” says Lovegrove.

“Recognition like this makes all the hard work worth it, and we’re excited to push the boundaries of product development even further.”

For the team at TASKA, this award serves as a source of inspiration, encouraging us to build on our success and apply our learnings to develop more market-leading products in the future.

It's about meeting and exceeding standards, and this award confirms that we are on the right track.

To find out more about our TASKA CX hand and our award submission, please click on the following link: TASKA CX Myoelectric Prosthetic Hand | 2023 – Good Design Awards