πΆ Cleo, an incredible dog missing a leg, is shown to be healthy and playful despite her condition.
𦴠Dogs missing limbs are prone to arthritis and joint problems, highlighting the need for long-term support.
π¨οΈ A company called 3D Pets utilizes high-tech 3D printing to create custom supports for pets with missing limbs.
π· Using iPhone's LIDAR scanner and true depth camera system, scans are taken to measure the dog's dimensions for creating a 3D printed prosthesis.
π¨οΈ Every animal's situation is unique, requiring custom-made prosthetics, which is facilitated by the rapid reiteration made possible through 3D printing.
πΎ The studio has worked with over 300 different animals, emphasizing the need for personalized and comfortable prosthetics.
πΆ 3D printing has revolutionized the creation of customized prosthetics for animals of various species, including dogs, ducks, tortoises, pigs, and goats.
π» The process involves scanning the animal, importing the scan into custom design software, molding the design to fit the 3D scan, optimizing it for printing, and fine-tuning the details of each layer.
π¬ The prosthetics are tailored to each animal's specific needs, ensuring a perfect fit and considering both rigid and flexible areas depending on the hardware mounts and the body's structure.
πΆ The design of the dog's prosthesis is made to accommodate changes in weight while being sturdy in key areas.
π¨οΈ 3D printing is shown to be the most suitable manufacturing process for creating the prosthesis.
β° The printing process takes approximately 24 hours to complete.
πΎ 3D printing allows for the creation of custom prosthetics for animals with residual limbs, ensuring a comfortable fit and proper weight distribution.
π Support pieces in 3D printing can be recycled and repurposed for other objects like wheels or feet, promoting resourcefulness.
π§ Continuous improvement and adaptation of prosthetic devices based on user feedback to enhance durability and functionality.
πΆ Custom 3D printed carts are created to help dogs with deformed limbs or amputations.
𦴠The carts are designed to provide support and mobility while addressing specific issues like back problems in dachshunds.
π The wheels on the carts can be customized and changed, with options for different sizes and even spinners.
πΆ The process of fitting a dog with a 3D-printed prosthetic leg requires an adjustment period
β Pets gradually adapt to the prosthesis over time by increasing the duration of use
π₯οΈπ¨οΈ This technology is accessible and has the potential to help pets globally
πΆ 3D printing and prosthetics can greatly improve the lives of animals by extending their lifespan and increasing their freedom.
π° The cost of these 3D printed prosthetics can range from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars.
π€ The video gives credit to a company named 3D Pets for their use of technology in creating these prosthetic devices.
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