In the beginning
December, 2015
Since December of 2015, Rishi has been passionately engaged towards creating an impact in the society by solving real-world problems creatively.

It was striking, that despite such extraordinary technology advancement around the world, millions of people like myself are unable to find a solution. This lit a fire in me as I decided to build Symbionic along with my Co-founder & CTO Niranjan Kumar.
What began as a small group of young hackers & engineers has grown to include engineers, prosthetists, social workers, and designers – along with an incredible group of doctors, clinicians, and non-profits working in the developing world.
~ Rishi Krishna, CEO & Co-founder, Symbionic
At Symbionic we want to enable a million lives by building high tech and affordable bionics. We aim to help people with limb difference achieve functional independence and feel more confident about themselves.
We’re humbled by the support and love we have received by everyone so far.
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Ex- Chudar Education, STOA School – GMT-05
B. Sc. Visual communication & Design – DG Vaishnav
Rishi Krishna is an entrepreneur, social worker and co-founder of Symbionic. Rishi is a product person who revels in bringing creative ideas and smart people together towards achieving impactful vision!
Since December of 2015, Rishi has been passionately engaged towards creating an impact in the society by solving real-world problems creatively.
Our founder and CEO, Rishi Krishna, was 24 years old when he met with a catastrophic accident that changed the course of his life. The accident led to the amputation of his right arm. But instead of allowing the catastrophic event put a full stop to his dreams, he decided to leverage his pain to build a better world.
It was striking, that despite such extraordinary technology development around the world, Rishi and millions of people like him were unable to find a solution. This lit a fire in Rishi as he decided to build Symbionic.
What began as a small group of young hackers & engineers has grown to include engineers, experts, social workers, and designers – along with an incredible group of doctors, clinicians, and non-profits working in the developing world.
What began as a small group of young hackers & engineers has grown to include engineers, experts, social workers, and designers – along with an