French MedTech company VYTRUVE has crossed the threshold of 13,000 prosthetic sockets produced through its digital platform, reaching more than 110 O&P professionals and organizations across 30 countries since its founding in 2020. The milestone reflects a broader shift in how prosthetists approach socket fabrication, as plaster-free workflows move from early adoption to mainstream clinical practice.

"The goal was never to change the way prosthetists practice," said Erwan Calvier, co-founder of VYTRUVE. "It was to give them the same clinical reference points they already trust, inside a digital environment. Removing plaster from the equation does not change what a good fitting looks like. It changes how long it takes to get there."

The platform covers all lower and upper extremity amputation levels, from transtibial and transfemoral configurations to sub-ischial and upper limb cases. Its check socket range, manufactured in transparent PETG, preserves visual assessment of skin contact and pressure points during fitting. For definitive manufacturing, VYTRUVE's patented Vtransfer process digitally transfers the inner shape and alignment of any existing socket to a production-ready positive model, enabling carbon lamination or full MJF printing in PA12S without any physical mold.