Orthotics and prosthetics are at the center of a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, where patient expectations for comfort, customization, and quick turnaround continue to rise. Yet for many clinicians, traditional fabrication methods such as plaster casting and thermoforming still dominate day-to-day practice. While reliable, these processes often leave patients waiting...
The landscape of logistics is undergoing a rapid transformation, heavily influenced by evolving consumer expectations for fast, reliable, and affordable delivery services. This shift is evident in the remarkable growth of drone deliveries: according to calculations from PwC Drone Powered Solutions, an estimated 14,000 daily deliveries translated to 5...
Electronics are rapidly becoming the backbone of modern vehicles, expected to account for nearly 50% of a car’s total cost by the end of the decade. In fact, by 2030, the global automotive software and electronics market is projected to reach $462 billion. As automotive platforms become more software-defined...
When Ryan Saavedra fell during a rock climbing trip in 2017, he had no idea that the injury to his ring finger would one day inspire a new era of accessible bionic technology.Then a student at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) studying to become an electrician, Saavedra...
The prosthetic and orthotic (O&P) industry is at a pivotal crossroads. On one side, the traditional fabrication method relies on manual craftsmanship, involving plaster casting, hand molding, and extensive trial-and-error adjustments. While effective to some degree, this approach is time-consuming, labor-intensive, and prone to inconsistencies. Conversely, you have "off-the-shelf" O&P...
