Radial blade deflection in a prosthetic foot provides stability while accommodating diverse user activities through segmented structural design.
A prosthetic foot uses a rotatable symmetric wear member to maintain even surface contact and traction during ambulation.
Dual-modulus materials resolve ankle moment issues during uphill walking by allowing the forefoot to deform easily while maintaining heel stability.
Segmented base plates with replaceable overmoulds resolve trade-offs between customization and manufacturing cost while seal covers protect against debris.
An electrically activated pump system evacuates the interior of a prosthetic socket to secure the device on the residual limb.
A locking mechanism controls cable tension to time energy release from a passive carbon fiber foot.
A hybrid artificial limb knee joint combines passive hydraulic cylinders with active driving motors to deliver precise torque.
A hydraulic unit adjusts the basic setting of an orthotic joint to maintain optimal alignment.
Segmented carbon fiber struts prevent interlaminate shear stresses, resolving the strength-weight trade-off in prosthetic limbs.
Air-permeable pouch liner enables evaporative cooling while adapter drainage holes remove accumulated moisture to prevent skin breakdown.
A prosthetic socket design featuring a lowered edge and gap to enhance anterior tibial condyle support.
A prosthetic knee joint uses a rotary hub and vanes to actuate fluid flow through a hydraulic system for controlled impedance.
A control system adjusts joint torque using effective shape constraints derived from center of pressure data.