How Innovation is Turning Disabilities into SUPERPOWERS! | Pitch Please Ep #20

What if a prosthetic device could not only restore mobility but also become an integral part of your identity? Join us as we unravel the captivating story behind Vessl, a company that is redefining the possibilities of prosthetics.
Are you ready to embark on a journey of innovation and empowerment? Join us as we delve into the captivating world of Vessl, a groundbreaking company revolutionizing the field of prosthetics. In this episode, we explore the remarkable story behind Vessel's creation, the challenges they faced, and the incredible solutions they developed to enhance the lives of amputees. From the serendipitous meeting that sparked their partnership to the creative process behind the name "Vessl," every moment is filled with inspiration and determination. Discover how Vessl's customizable prosthetics and cutting-edge technology are reshaping the future of mobility and empowering individuals to embrace their full potential. Get ready to be inspired, amazed, and uplifted as we uncover the triumphs and breakthroughs of Vessl's extraordinary journey.
About Sydney Robinson
Sydney has an undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Master in Biomedical Engineering. Sydney worked on an ankle foot orthotic design, which is closely related to the field in which Vessl now innovates. Her medical device design experience (3 years) equips the company with knowledge on the design process.
About Oleksiy Zaika
Oleksiy has his PhD in clinical anatomy and has taught medical classes to science and medical students, bringing an in-depth knowledge of anatomy and physiology to Vessl. His expertise (8 years) enhances the company’s ability to design with the user in mind, including their complex physiology.
About Vessl
Vessl’s mission is to make amputees’ lives more comfortable, empowering them to overcome obstacles. Vessl is developing the isoform socket, which automatically adjusts to changes in leg size to avoid pressures on the leg that often lead to blisters. That way, amputees can move comfortably and confidently without the hassle of making socket adjustments or fear of reamputation.
Want to Connect or Learn More?
Website: www.vessl.ca
LinkedIn: / vessl-prosthetics
Facebook: / vesslprosthetics
Instagram: / vesslprosthetics
Want to Help?
Reach out to us through the website or social media if you would like to be involved in early user testing, whether you are a prosthetist or amputee. If you are an investor and curious to learn more about our mission, please reach out as well. You can also email Sydney directly at [e-mail]
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