Made for growing children, this leg prosthesis is easily adjustable from the comfort of home so the child doesn’t have to face uncomfortable doctors visits so often. Not only resizable, the design can also be adapted to the wearer’s unique aesthetic taste with a simple one-click system of changeable covers. Together, the features aim to reduce some of the frustration and stigma attached to wearing a prosthesis.
Designer: Kasper Jensen
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