Henry’s new seating support Henry is proud of his new seating orthosis — and for good reason. A well-fitted seating system can make an enormous difference in everyday life for people with complex physical disabilities: it provides stability, relieves pressure on the body, and improves overall well-being. Jan-Hendrik Warnke, orthopaedic technician at the RAS team…
Programmable Plast™ technology expands to diagnostic prosthetic sockets Aalborg, May 2026. The latest update to the Embrace Corset solution introduces professional 3D-printed diagnostic sockets for both above- and below-knee applications. A significant upgrade to the Embrace Corset solution has been released, providing orthopedic professionals with advanced tools to design and manufacture custom prosthetic devices. This…
Smarter seating technology at OT World focuses on skin health and sustainability Aalborg, Denmark, April 2026. As the orthopedic community gathers for OT World, the focus on patient comfort and long-term skin health has never been more critical. We are pleased to invite members of the press and industry professionals to explore the now and…
Groupe Tolda is pioneering the industry by adopting a digital workflow Every great story has a humble beginning, and for Groupe Tolda, that was Julien Cipière’s basement. From that modest start, however, a critical mission took root: establishing specialized pediatric care clinics, Neo Orthopedie and Kid Ortho. Julien faced a challenge: the necessary tools to…
Salubrious is winning tenders with Programmable Foam® cushions In the world of medical seating, innovation has long been a slow-moving target. For decades, the industry has relied on a limited palette of materials such as foam, gel, and air. But in Scandinavia, a quiet revolution is taking place. Salubrious, a company built on a quarter-century…
Transforming test sockets with the Embrace Corset solution FDM 3D printing is the future of test socket manufacturing Traditional prosthetic socket fabrication relies on a manual, craft-based process that has remained largely unchanged for decades. This conventional method involves messy plaster casting of the patient’s residual limb, the creation of a heavy positive plaster model,…