Observed arrival · 2026-11-11
Limbform’s rule-based socket trim-line prototype
Limbform generates a transtibial socket trim line from landmarks marked on a 3D limb scan, then outputs a manufacturing file.
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- Prosthetists fitting transtibial sockets
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- The pipeline checks that its generated curve is closed, lies on the scan surface, and does not cross itself.
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The workflow starts with a commercial handheld scan and roughly seven landmarks marked by a prosthetist. Its rule engine generates a curve, checks basic geometric conditions, and exports STEP or STL; the site says the pipeline runs offline on a small computer beside the scanner. The displayed end-to-end output is from a synthetic test limb, and the project says its rule values remain placeholders pending prosthetist review on real scans.
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