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We make a fulfilling life more comfortable! Our first product is the isoform socket.

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

01/23/2026

Sydney Robinson, our co-founder, spent last week at the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA) Leadership Conference helping shape the Emerging Leaders summit and co-leading a panel on disruption in O&P.

Conversations about mentorship, joy in the work, and how the industry navigates change are exactly what drive progress in prosthetic care.
Proud to have Sydney representing Vessl and contributing to the conversations that shape where this field is headed.

Here's to the leaders building what's next. 🙌

01/20/2026

Say hello to Sajed Cela (Ed), our Product Development Engineer who's been crushing it at Vessl since May 2023!🙌

Ed is the creative force behind designing products that actually make a difference for our users. What drives him? Being part of an amazing team and knowing his work has a real impact. (We're pretty lucky to have him, honestly.)

When Ed's not engineering the future: You'll find him on the basketball court perfecting his jump shot, or deep in a sci-fi novel debating whether Star Wars or Star Trek reigns supreme (the office has opinions on this one). He runs on Iced Redeyes, dreams of his next trip to Croatia, and always has a creative project brewing on the side.

Ed brings incredible talent, creativity, and energy to everything he does. Here's to the engineers who design with purpose and play with passion!

01/13/2026

Walking with a prosthetic leg is more than taking steps; it’s about balance, comfort, and moving efficiently. 🦾

In our latest blog, we dive into why gait matters, common challenges, and how the right fit can make every step feel natural.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://www.vesslpro.com/blog/gait-in-prosthetic-rehabilitation

01/12/2026

We're excited to welcome Alexandra Lind to the Vessl team!🙌

She'll be leading Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs, building out our Quality Management System, and steering our regulatory strategy as we bring Kinn to market.

Alex has spent her career in medical devices and healthcare, working on everything from neurosurgical robotics to sterilization engineering and quality improvement in home care. Her co-op placements took her through places like Canada Post and Toyota, but it's the healthcare sector where she's planted her roots.

What brought her to Vessl? A combination of her passion for healthcare engineering and personal ties to the diabetes community. She's excited to work with a company that's tackling meaningful problems with a patient-first mindset, and she loves that we're prioritizing quality from the earliest stages.

Outside of work, Alex competes in dog agility trials with Archie, her Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. They're constantly learning new skills and staying sharp together.
We're thrilled to have her on board.

Say hi to her in the comments!🙋🏻‍♀️

01/08/2026

What if the smartest solution didn't need sensors or motors?🔧

Kinn uses body weight and kinetic energy to adjust the socket fit automatically. No batteries. No charging. No calibration. Just mechanical engineering doing what it's built to do.

The system adapts to volume changes in real time using the wearer's own movement. Prosthetists can adjust pressure limits to personalize fit for each patient, and the entire system integrates into existing clinical workflows without added complexity.

Not every problem needs electronics. Sometimes the most reliable solution is purely mechanical. One less thing to charge. One less thing to maintain. Just a consistent fit when patients need it most.

Built to work. Built to last. ✨

01/06/2026

We're excited to welcome Caroline to the Vessl team! 🎉 She's a 4th-year biomedical engineering student at the University of Waterloo, originally from Toronto, and she's joining us as a Mechanical Engineering Co-op.

Caroline is passionate about rehabilitation engineering. She's worked with the Orthopedic Surgery Research Group at St. Joe's Hospital in Hamilton on gait analysis studies evaluating patient recovery after hip and knee surgeries. She's also worked at MAKE+, a lab at the BCIT Applied Research Group in Vancouver, developing a low-cost prosthetic hand for children. Right now, she's part of the Neurorehabilitation Lab at Waterloo, doing motion capture and mobility research.

At Vessl, she'll be helping the engineering team design and build mechanical components for the Kinn system, building prototypes and running tests to make sure our designs comply with medical device regulations and standards.

What drew her to Vessl? The mission to make life more comfortable for people using prosthetics. Poor socket fit is a huge issue in the prosthetics field, and she's excited to be part of a team working on a real solution. She's here because she wants to help people regain mobility and independence. Fun fact, Caroline speaks 3 languages.

We're thrilled to have her on board. Say hi to Caroline in the comments! 👋

01/01/2026

2026 is here. Let's build. ✨

This year is about pushing further. More access to advanced prosthetic care. Better technology in the hands of clinicians. Stronger outcomes for the people who need it most.
Thank you for being part of this journey. Here's to what we'll create together in 2026.

Happy New Year from the Vessl team. 🎊

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from Vessl. 🎄

To the prosthetists, partners, and team who've made this year what it is: thank you. We hope you're taking time to step away, recharge, and enjoy the people who make it worthwhile.

Here's to closing out 2025 and what we'll build in 2026!!

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