Limber Prosthetics, Inc.
Precision fit and fully alignable. Unbelievably durable, versatile and affordable. It’s time for the UniLeg.
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About Limber Prosthetics, Inc.
How much funding has Limber Prosthetics, Inc. raised?
Limber Prosthetics, Inc. has raised $3.8M in total funding. The most recent round was Seed.
Where is Limber Prosthetics, Inc. headquartered?
Limber Prosthetics, Inc. is headquartered in San Diego, CA.
What does Limber Prosthetics, Inc. do?
Precision fit and fully alignable. Unbelievably durable, versatile and affordable. It’s time for the UniLeg.
What problem does Limber Prosthetics, Inc. solve?
Traditional prosthetic legs are essentially 'a foot bolted to a pipe' rather than a device that functions like a natural limb.
What's Limber Prosthetics, Inc.'s solution?
Limber runs a digital scan-design-fabricate workflow that produces fully 3D-printed prosthetic devices, led by the Px1, that slot into a clinic's existing processes.
What makes Limber Prosthetics, Inc. different?
The Px1 is a monolithic transtibial prosthesis -- fully alignable and per-patient designed -- that withstands water, weather, sand, and grit while staying lightweight and easily reimbursable.
What makes Limber Prosthetics, Inc. notable?
Co-founded by UC San Diego PhD student Joshua Pelz and Herb Barrack; the company says it built the world's first fully 3D-printed below-knee prosthesis.
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