Kahyton Biostructures recently received recognition for its Adaptive Braces at the 2018 ASME 3D Printing Competition. Special thanks to University of Brigham Young, ASME, and Dow Chemical for sponsoring the annual event.
Each Adaptive Brace is 3D printed using the latest in 3D printing technology and comes in a variety of materials such as plylatic acid (PLA).
Adaptive Braces are unique in that the openings created by the voronoi motif can be strategically placed over injuries to increase accessibility during physical therapy.
The focus of our research division is to constantly improve the way we interface with software to maximize our algorithms to identify new structures and materials inspired by nature.
Nature is the ultimate innovator. Through billions of years of evolution, nature has found solutions to some of the most challenging problems. It is our goal to identify those solution and put them to work for the patient.
Holes placed over patient specific injuries.
Areas under hihg stress are reinforced.
Voronoi pattern makes each brace light and flexible.
Each brace is custom made and guarenteed for a perfect fit.
The organic pattern is inspired by nature.
We use cutting edge 3D printing to cut costs.
Sophisticated software and algorithm interface.
3D printed with high resolution plylactic acid.
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