One prosthetic leg by Klippa on the rocks please! - Yanko Design

We ordinarily find our manner effectually doing the everyday things despite any hurdles, emotional or physical, that we confront. But some of united states tin miss out on the things we actually desire to practise, things that aren't a role of daily routine just an escape from it! For those special people who want to climb rocks, Klippa is here to move mountains with its unique prosthetic leg.

Although it is still just a concept, Klippa has created a prototype prosthetic leg with a biomimetic approach for amputee rock climbers. It was inspired by the documentary Higher Ground which films 11 veterans climbing Himalayan Mountain Lobuche to heal from their war experiences. Enquiry as well revealed that between 2010 and 2013, more than than 600 American veterans were amputees and almost amputees take upward concrete activities similar rock climbing to rebuild their force – Klippa was built-in for serving exactly that very audition so that they can savour their life with a prosthetic designed keeping all their not-daily needs in mind.

Amputees confront a lot of challenges like loss of strength, no control over the ankle, no grip and no feedback from their foot. Klippa addressed all of the higher up by making sure to add together v types of foot techniques to increase toe strength, custom sizing, advanced articulation with springs, shock assimilation and actress pivot points. The design has a human being and biomimetic arroyo inspired by mountain goats which is the reason backside its hoof-like sole! Klippa's prosthetic leg is ergonomic, adaptable and will be your stone throughout your journeying.

Designer: Kai Lin