Over 2.5 billion people need assistive products globally, and this number is expected to grow to 3.5 billion by 2050 as populations age and non-communicable diseases increase. Addressing this issue, UK-based Simplify Orthotics offers advanced, custom-fit orthotics created through cutting-edge 3D printing technology and automated design processes.
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Simplify has made the ordering and production of orthotics not only more accessible but also highly efficient. With just an iPhone’s True Depth sensor, customers can scan their feet from home, eliminating the need for clinic visits. After uploading the scan with the required specifications, Simplify’s proprietary software, SIMPLI-FLOW, transforms the data into a digital orthosis with precision. Developed in-house, this software automates the design process, ensuring speed and accuracy at every step. The company’s expertise in 3D printing, coupled with strategic partnerships, ensures the production of durable and high-quality orthotics that meet individual needs.
Simplify’s flagship product, Posture 1, demonstrates its commitment to quality and user-centered design. This foot orthosis improves posture and provides relief for various foot-related conditions. Available in four variations—Flexa, Modera, Ultra, and Maxima—Posture 1 caters to diverse needs. Moreover, the Flexa model offers dynamic movement with its flexible, mediolateral lightweight design. Modera strikes the perfect balance between flexibility and support, making it suitable for various conditions. For users requiring enhanced control, Ultra delivers with rearfoot ribbed support. Meanwhile, Maxima offers the highest level of control with maximum heel cupping.
Simplify blends advanced 3D printing technology with seamless workflows and customized designs. This approach enhances the quality of life for individuals worldwide. The company personalizes each orthotic with precision and speed, which puts it ahead of the competition. As a result, users receive products that are functional and life-enhancing.
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