BrainRobotics

The best prosthetic technology is designed to be forgotten.
When you're focused on the world around you instead of your prosthesis, that's the tech working exactly as it should.

Movement isn't just about getting from one place to another--it's about the freedom to do the things you love.

What's on your agenda this weekend? ☀️

Last week, we visited IIOP to introduce students to the Kneuro knee through hands-on fitting, alignment, and programming.

The professionalism, curiosity, and clinical skill throughout the program left us excited for the future of O&P.

Investing in clinician education is one of the ways we support better outcomes for prosthetic users. Every fitting, every conversation, helps us continue building technology that changes lives.

After a motorcycle accident in January, Camden faced months of rehabilitation, all while navigating life without insurance or a prosthesis.

In partnership with Limbs for Life Foundation and with the support of Gainesville Prosthetics, we were honored to provide Camden with a Kneuro knee.

As his wife, Faren, shared, "It's another chance to chase the life that was almost taken from him."

Camden is already back in the saddle, and we can't wait to see what's next. 🧡

Happy Independence Day from all of us at BrainRobotics! 🎆

The 28x28 Mobility Challenge has officially begun, and we're proud to join our partners at So Every Body Can Move for the second year in a row.

Throughout Disability Pride Month, our team will be moving 28 minutes a day for 28 days alongside advocates across the country to support a future where everyone has access to the prosthetic, orthotic, and mobility care they need.

Join the challenge, start your own team, or support the cause by donating: https://ow.ly/yI2w50ZjCbI

The New York Times shared a powerful story this week about Ukrainian veterans rebuilding their lives through movement, sport, and community after limb loss: https://ow.ly/ORsy50ZhEUT

What stands out most is that rehabilitation is about much more than learning to walk again; it's about rediscovering confidence, purpose, and connection.

We're especially proud to see our friend Volodymyr Kuzmenko featured. Last month, he joined us at OT World alongside our partners at Protez Supply, our Ukrainian distributor, and Protez Foundation, which facilitates access to prosthetic care for those affected by the war.

A prosthesis is one part of the journey. So are the clinicians who provide care, the organizations expanding access to care, and the communities that help people return to doing what they love.

They Lost Limbs at War, but It Was the Start of Something New As the number of amputees in Ukraine soars, many are bonding by learning new sports, challenging both their bodies and their ideas of what they can do.