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Manually fabricating orthoses is slow, tedious, and ready for an update.

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Manually cleaning each scan in your CAD tool requires the highest precision from a technician — which takes time.

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Manually adapting the orthosis to meet physician specs relies on educated guesses... and often leads to imperfect outcomes.

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After completion, the design often needs to be retroactively adjusted to ensure it’s production-proof.

Why automate your O&P design and manufacturing workflows?

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Consistenly accurate

Leverage the capabilities of the Spentys platform to ensure every orthosis is designed consistently. Our technology adapts to the intricacies of each patient case, providing designs that consistently meet and exceed clinical standards.

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Efficiency in every step

Maximize productivity with Spentys’ around-the-clock accessibility and rapid processing capabilities. Our platform transforms hours of manual design work into minutes, allowing you to focus more on patient care and less on back-end tasks.

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Streamlined workflow

Spentys simplifies your design process with an intuitive interface and user-centric workflow. From initial scan to final output, our platform guides you through each step, ensuring easy adoption and ongoing control over every design detail.

Manual methods for customizing orthotics take time and effort, but they’re also never as accurate as we’d like.  There’s typically lots of back and forth between physicians and designers before we land on a final design. Finally, Spentys automates key parts of the process to streamline key design work, including ensuring it’s optimized for production. We’re able to deliver quality results in less time consistently.

Indy van Loon

Certified orthotist at Leuk Orthopedie

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Helpful resources for you

We've created a wealth of information to help you in your digitalization journey including helpful guides, downloadable templates, and links to further reading materials.

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Clinical trials

At Spentys, we are dedicated to scientific research and ensuring that our solutions are clinically viable and make sense from a healthcare perspective.

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Whitepapers

Spentys is continuously investing time in developing knowledge articles for orthopaedic professionals. Discover all the expert guides we developed until now.

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Webinars

We bring together international thought leaders and the new digital generation to discuss innovation and how it will affect best practices in the industry.

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Clinical trials

At Spentys, we are dedicated to scientific research and ensuring that our solutions are clinically viable and make sense from a healthcare perspective.

A person opening a DLP printer
Whitepapers

Spentys is continuously investing time in developing knowledge articles for O&P professionals. Discover all the expert guides we developed until now.

Person applying velcro to a 33-printed ankle-foot orthosis
Webinars

We bring together international thought leaders and the new digital generation to discuss innovation and how it will affect best practices in the industry.

Optimize the way you design and deliver custom-made orthoses.

You can start reducing the time spent designing your custom-made orthoses still today!

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