Stratasys and Limbitless expand their prosthetics collaboration
The long-running partnership combines printed components, student training and equipment reuse.
What happened
Stratasys and Limbitless Solutions announced an expansion of their 12-year collaboration. The University of Central Florida nonprofit uses printing in the development and production of assistive devices for children.
Applications include end-use components, molds for cosmetic elements and prototypes developed before injection molding. The partners report that the collaboration has supported hundreds of prosthetic devices.
The latest support includes a certified pre-owned F370 printer for operations, education and outreach. The story combines practical medical-device development with engineering training and the continued use of refurbished equipment.
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Primary-source reporting; this is not a hands-on review. Sources checked Oct 25, 2026.