Lecture

Rehabilitation Devices: Prosthetic Components and Business Strategies

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Description

This lecture covers the development and production of prosthetic components for physical rehabilitation, focusing on polypropylene technology, prosthetic feet, cost modeling, and field testing. It also discusses the business strategies, market potential, partnerships, and challenges faced in the industry.

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