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.
Instalimb
No photo yet
Instalimb · Low-cost legs, knees and feet · PR-081
Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg
The Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg is produced from a digital scan of the residual limb. The Japanese company combines 3D-CAD, 3D printing and machine learning, and states that a socket can be delivered one day after a remote scan. Its clinics are in the Philippines and India. Instalimb does not offer prosthetic services in Japan at present.
- Type
- 3D-printed prosthetic leg
- Technology
- 3D-CAD, 3D printing, machine learning
- Socket delivery
- 1 day from remote scan (maker statement)
- Clinics
- Philippines, India
Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg key features
- Socket designed from a digital scan
- Workflow uses 3D-CAD, 3D printing and machine learning
- Maker states socket delivery one day after a remote scan
- Clinics in the Philippines and India
- Not offered in Japan
- More than 4,000 users, by the company's count
Who the Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg suits
Relevant to lower-limb amputees living in the Philippines or India who want a faster route to a socket and a lower-cost leg. Scanning and fitting take place with Instalimb's clinic prosthetists.
This kind of device is prescribed and fitted by a clinician. An enquiry starts that conversation. It is not a purchase.
Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg specifications
| Type | 3D-printed prosthetic leg |
|---|---|
| Technology | 3D-CAD, 3D printing, machine learning |
| Socket delivery | 1 day from remote scan (maker statement) |
| Clinics | Philippines, India |
| Not available in | Japan |
| Users | 4,000+ (maker figure) |
| Price | Quoted on request |
| Maker country | Japan |
| Brand | Instalimb |
| Category | Affordable, 3D-printed and open-source, Low-cost legs, knees and feet |
| Catalog ID | PR-081 |
Compared with the source page on 5 October 2026. Details can change, so we confirm them in your quote. Open the source page.
Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg: common questions
Where can I get an Instalimb leg?
Instalimb runs clinics in the Philippines and India. It states that it does not currently provide prosthetic services in Japan.
How fast is an Instalimb socket made?
The company states that the time from remote scan to socket delivery is one day.
How is the Instalimb leg made?
The limb is scanned digitally, the socket is designed in 3D-CAD with help from machine learning, and it is then 3D printed.
How to get a quote for the Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg
Add it to your enquiry list
Press Add to enquiry. You can add other products and parts to the same list.
Tell us your country and needs
Send the list with your country, sizes and any options you want. No payment details are asked.
Get a personal reply
You receive availability, a price and delivery options by email, and decide after that.
Similar to the Instalimb Instalimb 3D-printed prosthetic leg
All Affordable, 3D-printed and open-sourceFree to recipients (charity)
Jaipur Knee
Low-cost legs, knees and feet. A low-cost polycentric knee developed with Stanford University.
Design files free; parts kits sold separately (price not listed)
Phoenix Hand
3D-printed and open-source hands and arms. A free-to-download 3D-printed hand that closes when the wrist is bent.
Provided through charity partners; no list price
Victoria Hand
3D-printed and open-source hands and arms. A 3D-printed prosthetic arm produced locally with partner clinics in lower-resource countries.
No cost to trial participants per maker
Limbitless bionic arm
3D-printed and open-source hands and arms. A personalised 3D-printed muscle-controlled arm provided through clinical trials.
Goes with this product
Guides for this kind of product
Money & Funding · 8 min read
What a prosthetic leg really costs and who pays
A prosthetic leg is a fitted service, not a boxed product. Here is what the bill is made of and which funding routes to ask about first.