Custom Prosthetic Limbs & Orthotic Bracing

Shoe inserts and custom orthotic footwear engineered to correct foot posture, relieve pressure pain, and distribute weight evenly across the foot.

Devices extending from the calf to the foot, commonly prescribed to treat drop foot, post-stroke gait weakness, and stabilize the ankle joint.

Knee braces (KOs) or comprehensive devices spanning hip to foot (KAFOs) to protect ligaments, reduce joint pain, or support weak limb muscles.

Back and neck braces (including cervical orthoses and TLSOs) utilized to immobilize the spine, correct scoliosis curvature, and protect against fractures.

Wrist-hand orthoses (WHOs) or arm splints used to relieve conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome, joint strain, or immobilize joints post-surgery.

Artificial legs customized by amputation level: transtibial (below-knee), transfemoral (above-knee), and hip disarticulation.

Artificial arms, hands, and fingers ranging from cosmetic/passive devices to body-powered hooks and myoelectric (bionic) arms using muscle signals.

Exoskeletal prostheses feature a hard, rigid outer shell shaped like a limb. Endoskeletal models feature a central, adjustable inner skeleton covered by soft skin-like material.