The specialists also make use of the Artec Space Spider, for projects with intricate details that demand the utmost in precision. The Artec Eva quickly delivers color 3D scans with accuracy below a millimeter, making it ideal for capturing the organic surface measurements of patients’ residual limbs and other body parts. Specialists, such as those at Sanitätshaus Klinz orthopedics clinic of Bernburg, Germany, still employ plaster casting and other analog methods in their work, but for challenging projects, they frequently turn to their 3D scanner, the Artec Eva.ģD scanners have been a leading tool among healthcare practitioners. The traditional method of creating prosthetic sockets, the part of the device that interfaces with the patient’s residual limb, involves plaster casting, hours of work, along with ample finesse and experience. With more than 185,000 lower limb amputations every year in the US alone, and over 1 million carried out worldwide, prosthetics specialists struggle to keep up with the rising demand for their services.
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