A socket made in ReMould, black, standing on a dark stage. Render.

ReMould.

Your clinic scans the arm with an iPhone. ReMould turns the scan into a socket file the clinic can print.

A socket made the usual way takes weeks.

The cast becomes a mould, the mould is scanned, the scan becomes a model, and the model is printed. The patient comes back at each step.

ReMould takes the same job through three steps.

ReMould with a forearm scan just imported.

  1. The prosthetist scans the limb with an iPhone.

  2. ReMould builds the socket from the scan. The prosthetist checks it and adjusts it before anything is printed.

  3. The clinic prints it.

What we supply, and what the clinic does.

The prosthetist makes every decision about fit.

ReAble supplies

  • The hand
  • ReMould
  • Replacement fingers

Your clinic does

  • The scan
  • The socket print
  • The fitting
  • The relationship with the patient
A socket made in ReMould on a desk, beside a keyboard. Render.

There are two ways to use ReMould.

Design licence
For clinics that already print.
Design plus printer
For clinics that do not print yet.
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