$128.4 million is the projected size of the global closed-loop prosthetics market by 2034, up from $18.7 million in 2026 after a $14.4 million valuation in 2025.
27.2% annual growth is driven by demand for more natural prosthetic control, with systems using EMG, nerve signals, implanted electrodes and AI to deliver real-time sensory feedback.
Integrated closed-loop systems are expected to lead the market, while implantable feedback interfaces are forecast to grow fastest at a 31.0% CAGR; upper-limb prosthetics remain the largest application.
North America held the leading regional share, reaching $11.1 million in 2025, supported by advanced technology adoption, reimbursement policies and product approvals.
High development costs, limited commercial availability, regulatory hurdles and reimbursement gaps still threaten wider adoption, especially in developing markets.