3D‑Printed Prosthetics

A New Era of Possibilities

Written by Peel Team

Real Story, Real Impact

• Denis lost part of his forearm and needed a prosthetic that felt natural and truly fit his body.

• Instead of using traditional molds, the team at Chabloz Orthopédie turned to 3D technology.

• They scanned Denis’s healthy arm to mirror its shape and scanned the amputated side for a custom ergonomic fit.

• Using CAD software, they designed a forearm shell that could hold batteries, sensors, and connect to a bionic hand.

• The design was 3D printed using HP Jet Fusion—strong, sleek, and 20% lighter than traditional materials.

• After painting and finishing, the prosthesis was paired with a BeBionic hand, one of the most advanced on the market.

• The result? A personalized, high-tech prosthetic that lets Denis move with confidence, comfort, and ease.

• This is how 3D scanning and printing are shaping the future of prosthetics- faster, smarter, and centered around people.

Interested to deliver better-fitting prosthetics? Contact our team at Drawbridge today!