I’ll never forget the look on two different patients’ faces, years apart, as they experienced two different realities of my profession. First, there was Hanif, a retired carpenter who lost
I’ll never forget the look on two different patients’ faces, years apart, as they experienced two different realities of my profession. First, there was Hanif, a retired carpenter who lost
In the evolving world of foot health and rehabilitation, 3D-printed orthotic insoles are emerging as a promising frontier — offering personalized support and innovative design that traditional insoles can’t easily
GENOA, Italy — Imagine navigating a rocky trail, climbing stairs, or simply bending down to tie your shoe with a prosthetic foot that feels as natural as your own. For
A groundbreaking mobility solution, the Agilik smart orthosis, offers new hope for children and adults with neuromuscular conditions affecting their lower limbs. Manufactured by Bionic Power, this state-of-the-art device is
In Pakistan, where millions navigate the challenges of limb loss, mobility impairments, or congenital conditions, the orthotics and prosthetics industry is on the cusp of a transformative leap. The advent
In a remarkable stride for prosthetic technology, 19-year-old Tilly Lockey from Bath, England, has played a pivotal role in developing the world’s most advanced bionic arms. Working closely with Bristol-based
Imagine walking with a bit more confidence, feeling less pain, and finding your balance—literally. For people living with Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease, a new pilot study from New Zealand is sparking
When Phillip Island based engineer , Mat Bowtell, a former Toyota engineer, was laid off in 2017, he made an unexpected career shift—he dedicated himself to designing and distributing free 3D-printed
In a major leap forward for hand therapy, Orfit Industries has unveiled SHAP3D, a groundbreaking 3D-printing filament that combines precision manufacturing with real-time adjustability. This innovation promises to transform the fabrication
For millions of people with lower limb impairments, mobility aids are often a compromise—functional but uncomfortable, medically necessary but stigmatizing, and accessible only to those who can navigate long wait