prosthetic design

Prosthetic design involves creating artificial limbs that restore function and appearance for individuals who have lost a body part. It combines understanding of anatomy, biomechanics, and materials science to develop devices that fit well, are comfortable, and enable movement. Modern prosthetics can range from simple mechanical devices to advanced, computer-controlled systems that mimic natural motion. The process considers the user’s specific needs, activity level, and comfort, aiming for a functional, durable, and cosmetically appealing solution. Ultimately, prosthetic design seeks to improve quality of life by providing secure and effective replacements that seamlessly integrate with the user’s body.