ExpHand Prosthetics
扩展手假肢
基本信息
- 批准号:10026041
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2022 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
ExpHand Prosthetics provides life changing upper limb prosthetics that give children their independence back. Our novel 3D printed prosthetics cost 90% less than current competitors product, are provided direct to consumers and can be adjusted to grow with a child. ExpHand Prosthetics fills a gap in the market by designing with children in mind and making use of novel manufacturing methods to produce a prosthetic unlike any other on the market that can give children independence at a critical developmental stage.There is a global prosthetic crisis due to designing for technological advancement rather than designing to fulfil a need. Every year there are 1 million amputations leading to a total of 30 million people in need of prosthetics across the world. A poll of prosthetics manufacturers showed that only 10,000 prosthetic hands are sold each year meaning there is a huge disparity between the supply and demand of prostheses, particularly in the developing world where only 5% of people have access to prostheses. Additionally, prosthetic use during childhood correlates with ease of prosthetic use in adulthood, meaning that children who are unable to access prosthetics may be unable to learn to use prosthetics in adulthood. Access to prosthetics can directly impact a person's future earnings, mental health and ability to live independently.The user is at the heart of the ExpHands design as an adjustable, lightweight and customisable prosthetic for children, encouraging them to use their prostheses, increasing self-confidence and independence. Our child friendly prosthesis reduces the worry of breaking an expensive item and the ability to quickly and easily repair or adjust the prosthesis minimises down time and ensures children have continual use of their prosthesis. The adjustability of the ExpHand means that it is able to grow with a child, reducing routine downtime and relearning every 6 - 12 months when a prosthetic would typically become too small and need to be replaced.ExpHand Prosthetics fills a gap in the market by designing with children in mind and making use of novel manufacturing methods to produce a prosthetic unlike any other on the market that can give children independence at a critical developmental stage.During this project ExpHand Prosthetics will finalise product development to ensure the ExpHand is ready for manufacture, obtain the necessary certification for sales within the UK and EU and undergo additional user testing to verify product market fit.
ExpHand Prosthetics 提供改变生活的上肢假肢,让孩子们重新获得独立。我们的新型 3D 打印假肢成本比当前竞争对手产品低 90%,直接提供给消费者,并且可以根据孩子的成长进行调整。 ExpHand Prosthetics 通过在设计时考虑到儿童的需求,并利用新颖的制造方法来生产不同于市场上任何其他假肢的假肢,从而填补了市场空白,可以让儿童在关键的发展阶段获得独立性。由于设计是为了技术进步而不是为了满足需求而设计,因此存在全球假肢危机。每年有 100 万例截肢,导致全世界总共有 3000 万人需要假肢。一项对假肢制造商的调查显示,每年仅售出 10,000 只假手,这意味着假肢的供需存在巨大差距,特别是在发展中国家,只有 5% 的人能够获得假肢。此外,儿童时期的假肢使用与成年后假肢使用的难易程度相关,这意味着无法使用假肢的儿童可能无法在成年后学习使用假肢。获得假肢可以直接影响一个人未来的收入、心理健康和独立生活的能力。ExpHands 设计的核心是用户,它是一款可调节、轻便且可定制的儿童假肢,鼓励他们使用假肢,增强自信心和独立性。我们的儿童友好型假肢减少了损坏昂贵物品的担忧,并且能够快速轻松地修复或调整假肢,最大限度地减少停机时间并确保儿童持续使用假肢。 ExpHand 的可调节性意味着它能够与儿童一起成长,减少日常停机时间,并在假肢通常变得太小而需要更换时每 6 - 12 个月重新学习一次。ExpHand Prosthetics 通过在设计时考虑到儿童并利用新颖的制造方法来生产不同于市场上任何其他假肢的假肢,从而填补了市场空白,可以让儿童在关键发育阶段获得独立性。在该项目期间,ExpHand Prosthetics 将完成产品开发,以确保 ExpHand 做好生产准备,获得在英国和欧盟销售所需的认证,并接受额外的用户测试以验证产品市场契合度。
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吉治仁志 他: "イラスト医学&サイエンスシリーズ血管の分子医学"羊土社(渋谷正史編). 125 (2000)
Hitoshi Yoshiji 等人:“血管医学与科学系列分子医学图解”Yodosha(涉谷正志编辑)125(2000)。
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