Würth Elektronik

Würth Elektronik

For the smart orthosis MotionMate from Powered Orthotics, presented at DLD, Würth Elektronik developed a custom transformer.

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Compact, safe, and highly efficient: The flyback transformer from Würth Elektronik was custom-designed for the Powered Orthotics orthosis and operates at 98% efficiency, optimized for serial production.”

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Within Reach: The Powered Orthotics orthosis is almost ready for market and aims to enhance the quality of life for more than 100 million people around the world.

Source: studio visuell photography (Nico Rademacher), Powered Orthotics UG

User-Friendly Design: MotionMate can be put on independently and operated through a smartphone app (in image: Ryan Alicea, Co-founder & CEO, Powered Orthotics)

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DLD Munich 2026, Health Tech: Discussion about the MotionMate active hand orthosis with Alexander Gerfer, CTO at Würth Elektronik eiSos Group (right), Ryan Alicea, Co-founder & CEO, Powered Orthotics, (center), and Prof. Dr. Lorenzo Masia, Professor of Intelligent Bio-Robotic Systems at the Technical University of Munich (left).

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Moderator Jennifer Wilton and panel participants discuss the future of robotics and prosthetics.

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Alexander Gerfer, CTO at Würth Elektronik eiSos Group: “We are very proud to be part of a project that opens up new possibilities for so many people.”

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MotionMate in action: Ryan Alicea, Co-founder & CEO, Powered Orthotics, explains how the promising device works.

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