ENCAJA prosthetic socket system takes a James Dyson Award

ENCAJA, a system aimed at making prosthetic sockets, has won a James Dyson Award, according to 3Dnatives. The international competition is aimed at young design engineers, with students and recent graduates as eligible entrants, and asks them to solve a real problem. The report gives only an introduction, so details of the system and its production method are not covered here.

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