The cost of orthopaedic implants is rising. Development, physical prototyping, and testing are expensive and difficult. Most importantly there is also an ongoing challenge of understanding healthy motion.  This leaves a great deal of potential  for innovation, especially in the area of biomechanics performance simulation.  By adopting the latest virtual prototyping methods and tools manufacturers can gain a huge competitive advantage.  See how Adams is applied helping improve the design of orthopedic implants by watching this video.

Play New Virtual Prototyping Methods for Orthopaedic implant performance simulation (YouTube Video)