Victoria Hand Project

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The Victoria Hand Project specializes in designing low-cost, highly functional 3D-printed prosthetic hands. Our offerings include various models tailored to different needs, including mechanical hands that utilize a simple cable system for movement, as well as more advanced models that can be customized for specific user requirements. Each design aims to provide amputees with improved functionality and comfort.

Quality and safety are paramount at the Victoria Hand Project. We collaborate with international clinical partners who help us conduct thorough testing and evaluation of our prosthetic designs. Our 3D-printed prosthetics undergo rigorous quality control processes to ensure they meet safety standards and provide reliable performance for users. Additionally, we gather feedback from users and healthcare professionals to continuously improve our designs.

The Victoria Hand Project aims to assist individuals of all ages who have experienced limb loss, particularly those in low-resource settings where access to traditional prosthetics may be limited. Our prosthetics are designed to be adjustable and adaptable, making them suitable for children, adults, and elderly amputees. We focus on providing solutions that enhance the quality of life for users by restoring functionality and independence.

There are several ways to get involved with the Victoria Hand Project. You can volunteer your time or expertise, donate to support our mission, or help us spread awareness about our work. We also welcome partnerships with healthcare providers, universities, and organizations interested in improving access to prosthetic solutions for amputees. Visit our website for more information on how to contribute.

To obtain a prosthetic hand through the Victoria Hand Project, individuals typically need to be referred by a healthcare professional or clinic that partners with us. After an assessment, we work with local clinics to provide the necessary fittings and adjustments to ensure the prosthetic meets the user's needs. Our goal is to make the process as seamless and supportive as possible for each individual.

The Victoria Hand Project utilizes durable and lightweight materials for 3D printing our prosthetic hands, primarily focusing on PLA (polylactic acid) and PETG (polyethylene terephthalate glycol). These materials are chosen for their strength, flexibility, and biocompatibility, ensuring that the prosthetics are both functional and comfortable for users. We continuously explore new materials and technologies to enhance the performance of our prosthetic solutions.