Free to recipients (charity)
Jaipur Foot / Jaipur Limb
Low-cost legs, knees and feet. A rubber-based foot and polymer socket limb fitted free of charge, made for squatting, uneven ground and barefoot use.
BMVSS (Jaipur Foot)
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BMVSS (Jaipur Foot) · Low-cost legs, knees and feet · PR-080
BMVSS Jaipur Knee polycentric prosthetic knee
The BMVSS Jaipur Knee is a low-cost polycentric prosthetic knee that BMVSS developed together with Stanford University. It is not sold as a separate part. The charity supplies it as the knee joint of the Jaipur limb for people with an above-knee amputation, and like the rest of the limb it is provided free of charge to recipients at BMVSS centres and fitment camps.
- Type
- Polycentric prosthetic knee
- Developed by
- Stanford University and BMVSS
- Supplied with
- Jaipur limb, above-knee
- Used with
- Jaipur Foot and HDPE socket
BMVSS Jaipur Knee key features
- Polycentric knee joint
- Developed jointly by Stanford University and BMVSS
- Supplied as part of the Jaipur limb for above-knee users
- Free of charge to recipients
- Available through BMVSS centres and fitment camps
Who the BMVSS Jaipur Knee suits
For above-knee amputees in low-resource settings who are receiving a Jaipur limb. It pairs with the Jaipur Foot and HDPE socket. Assessment and fitting are done in person by the charity's own staff.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
BMVSS Jaipur Knee specifications
| Type | Polycentric prosthetic knee |
|---|---|
| Developed by | Stanford University and BMVSS |
| Supplied with | Jaipur limb, above-knee |
| Used with | Jaipur Foot and HDPE socket |
| Supply | BMVSS centres and fitment camps |
| Price | Free to recipients (charity) |
| Maker country | India |
| Brand | BMVSS (Jaipur Foot) |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, Low-cost legs, knees and feet |
| Catalog ID | PR-080 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
BMVSS Jaipur Knee: common questions
Can I buy the Jaipur Knee on its own?
Our information shows it supplied with the Jaipur limb for above-knee users, not as a separate retail part. Send an enquiry and we will check for you.
Who designed the Jaipur Knee?
It was developed in collaboration between Stanford University and BMVSS, the charity behind the Jaipur Foot.
Is the Jaipur Knee free?
Yes for recipients. BMVSS provides its limbs, including the knee, free of charge.
How to get a quote for the BMVSS Jaipur Knee
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