A study on the manufacturing method of the prosthetic socket using the 3D modelling

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The production of prosthetic socket for a disabled person is made by the hand of the manufacturer, which makes it difficult to maintain the consistency of the quality, and the production time is lengthened and the efficiency of the work is poor. In order to overcome these problems, we have studied the digital socket manufacturing technique which replaces the existing manual manufacturing process with digital scanner and 3D printer.
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UCB396
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