Provoke is designed and engineered around each leg and patient’s needs, with the goal to maximize comfort and increase mobility. Combining high performance aircraft-grade Polyamide 2200 material with software aided design, an ultra low-profile frame design, a hinge that tracks the natural motion of the knee, and the lightest engineered rigid ligament knee brace in the world, the Provoke is unlike any other knee brace.
The Provoke ligament knee brace is digitally modelized and personalized for each leg shape using OssKin’s proprietary software. This allows for an ultra-precise fit to any morphology and total surface contact for extra comfort and control. Once modelized to an individual leg, the brace parts are 3D printed in state-of the art machines used in the aerospace and medical industry.
Provoke™, an SLS 3D-printed knee brace for ligament deficiencies
Provoke is truly custom and digitally designed and 3D-printed for each individual patient’s leg that seeks to protect the knee’s deficient ligament throughout the three anatomical planes of movement without collateral effects. It features OssKin’s patented Asymmotion hinge system, that tracks the natural tridimensional motion of the knee thus not hindering the leg’s mobility.
Provokeᵀᴹ parts are SLS 3D-printed using
state of the art equipment used by the
aerospace industry
The Provoke ligament knee brace is digitally modelized and personalized for each leg shape using OssKin’s proprietary software. This allows for an ultra-precise fit to any morphology and total surface contact for extra comfort and control. Once modelized to an individual leg, the brace parts are 3D printed in state-of the art machines used in the aerospace and medical industry.
Provide doctors prescription to your healthcare professional, who will then assess your condition and 3D scan your leg.
Based on healthcare professionals measurements and scan, OssKin precisely 3D digitally modelizes a knee brace.
3D digital modelized parts are SLS 3D-printed in industrial aerospace-grade equipment.
OssKin assembles the knee brace using the 3D-printed parts, then drop ships the brace to your healthcare professional.
Patient returns to see their healthcare professional for delivery and fitting of their knee brace.