For clinics.

Diego is fitted by a prosthetist in a clinic, in a socket the clinic prints.

Pre‑clinical engineering prototype

How a Diego fitting works in your clinic.

  1. Scan

    You scan the residual limb with an iPhone.

  2. Design

    ReMould turns the scan into a socket. You check it on screen and adjust it before it is printed.

  3. Print

    You print it on your own printer.

  4. Fit

    You fit the hand and set up the two sensors for the wearer.

What we supply, and what the clinic does.

ReAble supplies

  • The hand
  • ReMould
  • Replacement fingers

Your clinic does

  • The scan
  • The socket print
  • The fitting
  • The relationship with the patient

Repairs happen at home or in the clinic.

A finger comes out in one piece. The wearer can swap it at home, or you can do it in an appointment. A replacement finger plan will keep spares available.

The clinical partners we are working with.

  • Health Innovation Hub Ireland

    Clinical evaluation completed, 2026

  • National Rehabilitation Hospital

    Clinical observation and socket fitting insight

  • Brooks Rehabilitation, Florida

    US clinical collaboration partner (letter of intent)

Diego is not yet available to patients. We are working with clinical partners in Ireland and the United States toward clinical access and evaluation.

Talk to us about bringing Diego to your clinic