Contur 2000

"I am an optimist, I like competition and new challenges," says Adrian Bak. The electrical engineer lives in Poland with his wife and two children. He is an athletic guy, likes snowboarding and playing football. Eight years ago he had a road accident, as a result of which his left leg was amputated. His Contur 2000 prosthesis called "Knee4me" currently only has a passive mode, but it was made using 3D printing technology, which is new in this type of products. It's still a prototype, but from now on you will be able to use it every day. Adrian is more than delighted to be able to practice new obstacles on it.

The "Knee4me" prosthesis of a knee is a simple device supporting people in their lives. This kind of solution is manufactured with a new approach technology in this kind of prosthesis - it's 3D-printing item in about 90%, what makes it less expensive and more available to a larger gropu of individuals.