AmputeeA better kind of news desk
Reporting, real-world guides, and a little useful mischief for amputees, limb-different people, and everyone in their corner.
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Hanger Clinic and Click Medical announced a commercial collaboration giving Hanger Clinic exclusive early access to the ClickFit adjustable-volume socket system. The deal is a useful case study in how new prosthetic technology moves from manufacturer to clinic—and what comes before it reaches a provider near you.
The Live in Motion Foundation named Kierra Falbo and Alexis Sidiropoulos as its 2026 Early Career Research Grant recipients. The more useful question is what the grants are trying to construct in a field that produces too few funded researcher-practitioners.
Researchers at Washington State University developed an electronic skin capable of detecting both pressure and temperature at what the reporting describes as ten times the resolution of prior work. Here is what the two sensing modalities mean, why temperature is the less-obvious part of the claim, and where this sits in the pipeline to a prosthetic appointment.
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