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Can you please share the leg file?

- FUN FACT: Autodesk (makers of 'Fusion 360') own the MeshMixer technology - and in fact, it is incorporated into the 'MESH workspace' of F360! Not sure why 'Smooth Boundary' is not implemented, but seems it could be. Hm?...

Which CAD software *does* Mr. Macy use?

Please help me sir, i need below knee prosthesis please help me

Please help sir i need below knee prosthesis

Very informative. Thank you. So - did you find a good material as good as PolyPro???

Otto Bock Canada is also using MJF printing as a service. They have been using pa11 and pa12.

Hi there!! Ive seen a few 3d printed fdm sockets in a few materials (like PC by ottobock themself or petg, ABS, ASA, etc from a few others), and all of them break in normal usage. At most, ive seen them endure 2 months, so can be great as test sockets... but at the end, all failed... So you claim that yours can be definitive... can you please elaborate some more? Im not an orthopedist... i´m a tech geek, 42 years old, born without legs... so ive experienced a few materials, but so far the most reliables are the good old laminated fiberglass, carbon fibre, or nylon...

hello do you recon zbrush as main program to make a style of a tt cover

mate that looks really cool

Your story is very heart-warming :) I enjoyed hearing about your experience and commend you on living such a respectable life. Thank you again for sharing your guidance. It's good to know how some applications work better or worse for O+P design. Looking forward to the possibility of speaking with you again as I continue my own personal journey.

Great job man!

Very cool tip!

Can I get the same results in Blender?

¿puedo obtener los mismos resultados en Blender?

I have a 3d scan of my prosthetic, but I do not know how to make a cover for it in cad.

Uuuu! Top! Thank you!

Pretty cool workflow! At the bottom of the tool the button you clicked said "convert to BREP". If you had the other options toggled in the dialog would it make a faceted surface body? Also do you have the PDE active in Fusion? I would be curious how the organic conversion of the same mesh using the Product Design Extension stacks up with something like this.

this is awesome, thank you so much for highlighting it

When MJF printing Sockets PA11 should be used it is still stiff enough when designed with the right wall thicknesses but does not break in the way PA12 does

What is O&P?

Were can i find the cost and workflow off the courses?

Great review thanks!

That's a very nice workflow! Thank you for sharing

Shew. you're doing exactly what I was curious about designing. Kudos. Glad I found the channel

Game changer workflow for O&P technicians and clinicians. Thanks Art for all you do in this field!

wow... version of Fuison 360 is free?

Hi, very cool. What version of Fusion360 is it? Personal? Thx

This was a good overview for a clinic in practice right now. However nTopology is in a league of their own. The benefits of 3D printed tunable lattice structures for O&P applications are endless, and they're only really possible at the design level because of the kernel nTop runs on (that they developed). It's really just a matter of time until the O&P applications it enables are seen as irrefutably far far better than what we see today. It will be interesting to see how this affects O&P designers as a whole, as like you said to fully utilize it essentially mandates an engineering background which integrates many different disciplines (biomechanics, mechanical, materials, design). When you have access to designing O&P devices that have multiple materials, multiple lattice geometries, personalization, provide multiple functions, it becomes a much harder design problem than we currently see. But clearly it will be a far better device.

Hello, what app did you use for scanning with iphone?

Which National Occupation Classification? Will i have opportunity work like as technician or Orthotist & Prosthetist after your course or i can only work as 3d modeller and work with clinician ?

This lattice just looks good it has no mechanical advantage it is not "generative design" but simply a pattern. In short looks good does not really serve a purpose. Depending on the manufafturing method it even makes it more difficult to produce. I can see you are a product designer not a mechanical engineer.

Hi! Amazing comparision, i have used Rodin4D for a long long time. now i jumped to meshmixer and fusion 360 but i think that Zbrush would offer me much more. Would you choose Full ZBruch or ZBruchCore? Greetings!

My nonprofit organization has a software in beta that is designed for O&P education. It has a compare feature with measurements of deviation. Would you be interested in testing it?

Great video, thanks Arthur

Hey Arthur, thank you for taking the time to show some of your workflows in ZBrush. I just wanted to point out that when you go through the re-meshing to a quad mesh and you are changing the density of the mesh, you are actually artificially smoothing the model and effectively reducing the detail over the anatomy. This could be problematic in the fit of the socket if you are changing the contours over bony or sensitive anatomy. For instance, you have lost contour definition over the fibular head, which actually physically moves during knee flexion and extension, and thus you are creating a potentially problematic result. Showcasing what can be done to clean up a 3D scan in this way is certainly effective and useful knowledge to be able to convey to a prosthetist/orthotist who may want to do their own design work. However, there needs to be a fine line between cleaning a scan and performing clinical modifications of a 3D scan.

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Here's the video on how to access those scan files for practicing your CAD skills - th-cam.com/video/sWla8nRYo3E/w-d-xo.html

Really interested what you are doing with zBrush, I tries but there is a deform line show up when I tried to rotate it