Here we share our passion for arm prosthetics, bringing you the latest news and inspiring stories throughout our journey.
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Teamwork
Johannes is currently working full time for the project and is improving our self-developed software whenever he has some spare time. On the 31th of March, he gave a workshop to the staff showing them the whole manufacturing process and…
Our first patient
We saw our first patient already during our trip last year and were very excited to meet him again. Unfortunately he has some trouble with sensitive spots on his stump and phantom pain, which makes it hard for him to…
Uganda again!
On the 24th of March Johannes travelled alone to Kisubi, near Kampala, in Uganda. It was quite a challenge, but he managed everything very well. The next day, he visited CoRSU for the first time and introduced himself to everyone.…
Customized prostheses
On May 18, we outfitted young Elvis with his customized hand prosthesis. A big plus of 3D-printing is that every print can be individual. In this case, to meet the needs for his stump shape, we customized the prothesis by…
The first step towards empowerment
At Enevra, our mission is to develop a reliable 3D-printing framework that can be adopted by local orthopedic and medical professionals to provide affordable prostheses to their patients. Our goal is to provide this framework to Enevra-partners in low-income countries.…
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Uganda again!
On the 24th of March Johannes travelled alone to Kisubi, near Kampala, in Uganda. It was quite a challenge, but…
Customized prostheses
On May 18, we outfitted young Elvis with his customized hand prosthesis. A big plus of 3D-printing is that every…
The first step towards empowerment
At Enevra, our mission is to develop a reliable 3D-printing framework that can be adopted by local orthopedic and medical…
Overcoming technical difficulties
When set up properly, 3D printing is a robust and reliable process. But in the first days in Uganda we…
The first tailor-made prosthesis
When we traveled to Uganda, we already brought ready-made prostheses with us. This served as a backup for potential technical…
Gaining traction
Today we had a new study participant. He is a priest at the local church and even invited us to…