The CARPI line. Each brace is configured by a clinician, then 3D-printed to that patient.
A clinician designs a custom brace on screen, and it goes straight to manufacturing.
3D-printed custom braces
Get a free demo with your own productThe CARPI line. Each brace is configured by a clinician, then 3D-printed to that patient.
Custom braces are made-to-measure medical devices: each one is fitted to a patient, specified by a clinician and made to order, sold through a network of distributors across Europe.
OrthoSolid needed clinicians to specify the device themselves (shape, material, ventilation, fixings) and have that specification drive manufacturing and delivery, without paperwork or someone re-entering it along the way.
For the CARPI, MINO and VOLAR lines, clinicians set material, brace length, ventilation and fixings on a live 3D model, working from the patient's own scan.
Patient records and scans feed an order flow tracked end to end: design approval, manufacturing, shipping and invoicing, all in one place.
Master distributors, distributors and clinicians each get the access their role needs, in five European languages.
OrthoSolid turns a clinician’s on-screen design into a manufactured brace made for that patient.
The specification travels from clinic to production to delivery in one tracked flow, in five languages, so the distributor network sells on one platform instead of on paper.
They design the brace themselves on a live 3D model of the patient’s scan, choosing material, length, ventilation and fixings.
Master distributors, distributors and clinicians each have their own access, in five languages, so the network sells and orders across Europe on one platform.
Each brace reaches manufacturing as a complete specification from the clinician’s own design, tracked through shipping and invoicing, with no paperwork in between.
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