Vessl Prosthetics

02/27/2026

We’re finalists in the Chrysalis Innovation Challenge, and People’s Choice voting is officially open.
This platform celebrates innovators changing how we live well, age well, and care well. We’re honored to be part of it.
If you’ve been following our journey, this is your moment to support us.

🗳️ Vote for Vessl: https://lnkd.in/ezRAKJnN
📅 Voting closes March 4, 2026
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02/26/2026

We would like to share an important article with Cassandra Delgado, Coyote Prosthetics & Orthotics, in the O&P Almanac on GLP 1 weight loss medications and what they mean for prosthetic care.

“Adjustable sockets are a valuable tool for patients on weight loss journeys.”

That line captures a bigger shift happening in clinics right now.
According to Cass’s survey, 74 percent of prosthetists reported increases in socket adjustments, warranty remakes, or additional check sockets related to weight loss medications. Yet only 4 percent had received education on these drugs.

“It definitely told me overwhelmingly that there’s a gap in this knowledge.”

This is not just about weight loss. It is about education, coordination, and making sure our technology keeps pace with patient change.

Thank you, Cass, for bringing data and clarity to this conversation.

Link to article:

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02/20/2026

We believe in comfort, from your morning coffee to what you wear every day. ☕🧦

Swing by booth 622 at to see Kinn, grab some Vessl swag, and chat with the team.

Looking forward to meeting you! 😊

02/18/2026

Sydney Robinson, our CEO, just wrapped her first session at , sharing how automatic volume management is reshaping outcomes for amputees.

Big ideas. Real impact. Such a proud moment for the team! 💙

Missed it? No worries! Sydney's presenting again today at 3 PM at Ryman Studio 11.
Or come by booth 622 anytime for a live demo, or send us a message to book a virtual demo! ✨

02/18/2026

We’re in Nashville, TN, this week for . The American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists’s Annual Meeting & Scientific Symposium brings together researchers, clinicians, and industry experts in Orthotics & Prosthetics to share the latest innovations and research in the field.

There’s so much to look forward to: insightful sessions, hands-on demos, and opportunities to connect with the O&P community.

Make sure you don’t miss these VESSL highlights!

1. Sydney's presentation on Adjustable-Volume Prosthetic Sockets and Evidence, Reimbursement, and System Selection

📆 Wednesday, February 18
🕛 10:15AM & 3:00PM
📍 Ryman Studio 11

2. Live Kinn demos and chats with our team
Come see how Kinn regulates tension in real time.

🕛 Anytime during the conference
📍 Booth 622

We can't wait to connect!

02/13/2026

Self-adjusting prosthetic legs aren’t for everyone, but for people dealing with daily fit changes, they can make a real difference in comfort and confidence. 🦿

Read more on when they’re totally worth it 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5bdWBnk

02/10/2026

is fast approaching, and we're looking forward to connecting with the O&P community in Nashville.

American Academy of Orthotists and Prosthetists brings together the practitioners and innovators advancing prosthetic care. We're excited to share our progress, hear your perspectives, and explore what's next for the field.

There are a few ways to see what we at Vessl have been up to:

☝️Stop by booth #622
Experience Kinn in person, speak with our engineers, and see how the system responds to real-time adjustments. We're ready to discuss how this integrates into clinical practice and answer questions specific to your work.

✌️Attend one of our TWO presentations
Join our CEO, Sydney Robinson, for "Introducing Vessl's Automatic Volume Management System: Fit that Adapts, Comfort that Lasts".

The presentation covers how Kinn's real-time volume adaptation works, the mechanics behind the system, and the clinical impact on patient outcomes.
With two convenient times, choose the session that fits your schedule.

📆 Wednesday, February 18
🕛 10:15AM AND 3:00PM
📍 Ryman Studio 11

Can't make it to Nashville? DM us and we'll fill you in on what we've been building.

02/05/2026

Not every patient can turn a dial. 🔧

Adjustable sockets solve part of the problem, but they create another one. If someone has arthritis, limited grip strength, reduced reach, or just experiences fatigue throughout the day, asking them to manually adjust their socket isn't actually reducing burden. It's just shifting it somewhere else.

The question isn't just whether a socket can adjust. It's how it adjusts and who has to do the work.
Kinn self-tightens automatically as volume changes happen. No dials to turn. No constant manual adjustments. Just a system that responds to what the body is already doing. When a patient needs to release it, it's a single click.
Less effort. Fewer interruptions. More consistency when it actually matters.

That's the difference between adjustable and automatic. ✨

01/30/2026

We'll be at in Nashville. 👋

The countdown is on. In just a few weeks, we'll be at Booth 622 ready to show you how Kinn works in real time!!

Watch the system adapt to volume changes using kinetic energy, talk with our engineers about the mechanics, and see what mechanical precision looks like in practice.
📅 February 18–21
📍 Booth 622

Can't wait to connect with the O&P community in Nashville. See you there. ✨

01/29/2026

If a prosthetic socket suddenly feels loose, unstable, or uncomfortable, it’s often not the socket; it’s a natural residual limb change.

Understanding why these changes happen is key to maintaining long-term comfort and function.

We break it down in our latest blog.
Read more here👇
https://lnkd.in/gX5tH6rb

01/28/2026

Curious how medical devices are built from the ground up? We're hiring a Mechanical Engineer Co-op to help build the next generation of prosthetic technology. 🛠️

This is a hands-on role for students in Mechanical Engineering (or related fields) who want real experience developing medical devices from the ground up. You'll work on CAD design, prototyping, testing, and manufacturing, contributing directly to products that improve mobility and quality of life for prosthetic users.
What you'll work on:
➡️ Designing and optimizing mechanical components using CAD (OnShape)
➡️ Building and testing prototypes with additive and subtractive manufacturing
➡️ Conducting durability and functional testing to validate designs
➡️ Collaborating with clinicians, users, and the engineering team to refine solutions

This is a small, fast-moving team where your work has real impact. If you want to see how medical devices are built from sketches to real-world use, this is the role.

📍 London, Ontario (on-site)
📅 Starting May 4, 2026 | 8-16 months
🔗 Apply here: https://lnkd.in/eGXzmSrb
📄 Full job description: https://lnkd.in/eTSF2Sur