LIMBCARNATION PROSTHETICS

Helping Indonesia, One Prosthetic at a Time

Our Mission

Limbcarnation Prosthetics is a non-profit organization, founded in 2017, created to design and supply prosthetic devices free of charge to those in need. We use 3D printing technology to build prosthetics parts that are virtually adjusted and custom-fit to the specifications of our patients.

Our vision is to combine and use our interest, knowledge, and strength in Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science to help the disabled and contribute to our the community. Our team consists of a diverse group of students who go above and beyond to make a difference.

Who We Help

We use 3D technology to produce custom-fit prosthetic devices to impoverished children in Indonesia with missing limbs, who need frequent replacements as they continue to grow. With our 3D printed prosthetics, children gain use of their hands, arms, and legs, in their everyday lives.

We also make prosthetics for Indonesian low-income adults – our devices can alleviate physical discomfort and assist with gaining employment. On a case-by-case basis, we may ship our prosthetics for people of all ages internationally.

OUR BUSINESS MODEL

Besides donations, we also employ a one for one business model: for every 3D-printed prosthetic bought, we make a second one and give it to a patient from a low-income family who needs it.

Our Process

Here is how we make sure our prosthetics fit our patients perfectly:

Casting

We make a clay cast of their affected limbs before 3D scanning the cast. The 3D scanning technique will create a virtual version of their limbs, which is then imported to a computer-aided design software, Blender.

DESIGN

Our senior volunteers will then use Blender to design a prosthetic model custom fit and sized for the patient, virtually comparing the design to the digital scan of their limbs so that the prosthetic parts can fit the patient perfectly, before they are printed.

Assembly & Customization

Once the prosthetic parts are printed, they are then assembled by hand using nylon ropes, velcro straps, silicon padding and screws to make a fully functional, ready-to-use, prosthetic device.
After the prosthetic device is presented to the patient, our design team can decorate and modify the prosthetic to the patient’s liking.

Fit & testing

The patient then performs various movement tests to test the functionality of the prosthetic. This step is critical in determining the correct fit, size, and performance.
For a certain time window after initial testing, the prosthetic will be serviced, maintained or replaced free of charge so that any further issues can be addressed.

Our Team

We are a team of multi-talented students who go above and beyond to make a difference. We use our interest, knowledge, and strength in Physics, Chemistry, and Computer Science to help the disabled and engage in the community.

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Founder (Stanford Class of 2023)

Screen+Shot+2019-04-28+at+10.48.36+AM.jpg — Jiro Ryzard Noor

Co-Founder/President

Testimonials

Please excuse any potential inaccuracy as some testimonials have been translated to English from Bahasa.

““Thank you, Jiro, and team. Wonderful services! Very polite and friendly.....10/10 would recommend!”

— Mandani , a patient helped by Limbcarnation Prosthetics

““Well done Jiro! I can finally go to work again.””

— Abbas T, relative of a patient

““I feel like the load I’ve been carrying is finally gone.””

— Rossinta K, patient

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LIMBCARNATION PROSTHETICS…

in collaboration with PremaTouch Indonesia and Clean Water Indonesia raised IDR 80.200.000,00. (equivalent to USD 5347) through the sales of prosthetics and PremaTouch soap products to our sponsors. The money has been donated to Yayasan Karya Alpha Omega to help Palu and Donggala earthquake and tsunami victims.