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The Rodin4D team at Reha-TechnikReha-Technik 2012: A special moment for Rodin4D

Success and innovation played a leading role

It was a great experience for us to take part in the Reha-Technik exhibition‚ held in Leipzig last May.
Rewarding encounters with new people‚ existing customers coming to rediscover Rodin4D‚ informative conferencesdazzling demonstrationsand discovering highly appreciated new products‚ such as Captevia or our latest milling models.

Thank you to everyone‚ our visitors and distributors‚ who allowed us to make this exhibition yet another success for everyone involved. A special thank you to Martin Halemba‚ our German distributor‚ for his significant contribution to this 2012 edition.

Take a look at the exhibition photo gallery

Rodin4D New features: 4S milling machine

The 4S milling machine
Rodin4D presented its latest milling machine model at the Reha-Technik 2012 exhibition: the 4S milling machine.

Based on its smaller‚ sister model‚ the S milling machine‚ the 4S is a 4-axis milling machine. It has an additional degree of freedom that allows it to mill seat braces and soles directly in the flexible foam.

The first 4S milling machine will be installed in Hong-Kong this summer.

New distributors join Rodin4D

New distributors for Rodin4D Two new distributors have joined the Rodin4D ranks: The Laboratorio Gilete for South America and TLC Unlimbited in Australia.

The laboratorio Gilete is an orthosis and prosthesis rehabilitation centre‚ located in Bogota‚ Columbia. Its founder and scientific director‚ Dr. José Miguel Gómez‚ Medical Surgeon at the Pontifíca Universidad‚ is an orthosist specialised in the medical treatment of scoliosis.

TLC Unlimbited‚ on the other hand‚ proposes prosthesis and orthosis to its patients. Its director‚ Mark Hills‚ manages his own clinic in Perth‚ in South-West Australia.

More information on Laboratorio Gilete

More information on TLC Unlimbited

In September‚ two exhibitions to meet Rodin4D

AOPA 2012 National Assembly Diary dates: In September‚ Rodin4D is on the move and will meet you in Boston (USA) and Bogota (Columbia).

Visit us at the AOPA exhibition in Boston from 6th to 9th September 2012. On this occasion‚ our American partner Boston Brace will join us. Don’t miss these 4 days since our team will be available to answer all your questions.

From 20th to 22nd September 2012‚ Rodin4D will set up base at Bogota in Colombia for the 6th International Congress on Prosthesis‚ Orthosis and Rehabilitation (6to Encuentro Internacional Ortesis‚ Protesis y Rehabilitación)‚ organised in partnership with our Columbian distributor‚ the Laboratorio Gilete.
We look forward to seeing you!

More information on the 2012 edition of the AOPA National Assembly

More information on the 6th International Congress on Prosthesis‚ Orthosis and Rehabilitation

Rodin4D licences for Loma Linda students

Loma Linda University Since CAD/CAM is playing an increasingly important role in the orthopaedics field‚ Rodin4D has decided to offer 20 licences for its CAD/CAM software to the Loma Linda University in California‚ to give students and tomorrow’s ortho-prosthesists all the keys to use CAD/CAM in their future professional life.

Students have completed distance learning training given by our team‚ on how to use the software through various web seminars. Our American partner‚ Boston Brace will complete this training later‚ depending on the students’ progress.

Students will also work with our Captevia for iPad application‚ which will enable them to quickly and easily import forms into Rodin4D.

Would you like to equip your school or university with our solution? Please contact us

CAD/CAM and orthopaedics: Hard times for preconceived ideas!

Applicator at work Do you think that CAD/CAM for orthopaedics is a new technology? That it is only available for big orthopaedic companies? That it standardises the ortho-prosthesist’s expertise?

Rodin4D sheds light on these common misconceptions about CAD/CAM for orthopaedics.

Read our article on preconceived ideas

Tip of the month: Flare the edge of your orthosis and prosthesis with Rodin4D

An example with a brace?
Nothing could be easier with the Rodin4D CAD/CAM software:

Screen shot from the video tutorial

  • Draw the layout for the trim lines using the “Trim line” tab
  • Click on the button to preview trim lines
  • Click on the “Create a new insert” button
  • Add a Radius tool by selecting the following options: Total‚ all‚ then set the amplitude to 7 mm for example
  • Add the Merge tool by selecting the following options: Furthest‚ normal‚ application ratio at 100%‚ then click on the “Merge All” button
  • Smooth the edges using the standard tools

Watch the video tutorial