3DPS logo
3DPS Europe
Service and development
News

News / article

Life sciences
← Back to news Back to homepage
Encaja 3D-Printable Prosthetic Socket Wins Dyson Award
2026. 10. 19.
1 285

Encaja 3D-Printable Prosthetic Socket Wins Dyson Award

1 min read

Encaja, a phone-scan-based workflow for printable prosthetic sockets, won Colombia’s national James Dyson Award.

Encaja, a phone-scan-based workflow for printable prosthetic sockets, won Colombia’s national James Dyson Award.

What is new?

Encaja uses a smartphone scan of a residual limb to generate a 3D-printable upper-limb prosthetic socket. It won the Colombian national round of the 2026 James Dyson Award and entered the international shortlist. Clinical fit and suitability still require professional assessment.

3DPS perspective

Real-world suitability should be evaluated against production, cost and reliability data as these become available.

Source: Original report and cover-image reference.

Related articles
Trump T1: Made in America?! When the American Dream Arrives as a Gold-Painted HTC
2026. 10. 29.
857

Trump T1: Made in America?! When the American Dream Arrives as a Gold-Painted HTC

American manufacturing. American values. American pride. That was the story behind the Trump Mobile T1 smartphone. But when iFixit examined the device, the gold-colored exterior revealed something surprisingly familiar: hardware virtually identical to the HTC U24 Pro released in 2024. So what exactly are customers buying — American engineering or a carefully packaged political marketing message?

Archive

Earlier news

96 earlier article(s)