EinScan Medixa A wireless, all-in-one 3D scanner is designed specifically for orthotics and prosthetics, integrates simplified workflows with onboard processing to eliminate the need for an external computer during scanning. The contact-free, fully digital method empowers O&P clinicians to deliver patient care with greater efficiency, precision, and ease. How Does 3D Technology Enhance Orthortics & Prosthetics? Orthotics and prosthetics clinics sought to cut production time and expenses for custom devices, while ensuring greater accuracy and patient comfort. Category Traditional Method 3D Digitizing Method Method Plaster casting, tape measure, manual drawings, CAD modeling, milling Contactless 3D scanning with EinScan Medixa, auto CAD conversion, direct to fabrication Materials used Plaster, foam boxes, and manual tools None (fully digital) Accuracy Inconsistent, operator-dependent, multiple measurements to take average values One-time scanning, high-accuracy results Data archiving Not good to track Data is documented and is to be used to compare in the follow-up assessment Rework rate 15 ~ 20% < 3% Patient experience Messy and traumatic Clean and comfortable Time per step (Take cranial for example) Casting: 30 minutesMeasurement: 1 hourCAD design: 3 hoursMilling and finishing: 30 minutes Scanning: 30 secondsPost-processing & CAD: 20 minutesMilling and finishing: 30 minutes Total time per case 5 hours 1 hour Patient throughput (per 8h workday) 1.6 patients / day 8 patients / day Time savings 80% reduction in time Patient throughput increase 400% increase in capacity
