Meridium
The Meridium prosthetic foot was specially designed for moderately active users who navigate varied indoor and outdoor environments and place a high value on intuitive adaptation that replicates natural movement.
The Meridium prosthetic foot was specially designed for moderately active users who navigate varied indoor and outdoor environments and place a high value on intuitive adaptation that replicates natural movement.
- Constant adaptations within the foot adjust to changes in terrain like uneven ground and slopes
- The microprocessor controls the smooth hydraulic rollover and makes walking feel effortless
- Automatic heel height adjustment for easy shoe changes
It's more than a prosthetic foot. It’s a foundation.
Product type: | Microprocessor controlled feet with dynamic ankle rotation |
Mobility grade: | 2, 3 |
Max. body weight: | 125 kg |
Meridium – balanced stability
The Meridium adapts to the terrain with every step. From cobblestones, to grass, to forest paths – it offers a high level of stability on different types of terrain thanks to real-time adjustment and improved ground contact.
The Meridium lets you place your entire foot on the step as you go down stairs. Instead of thinking about positioning your foot correctly, you can concentrate on your surroundings.
The Meridium intuitively identifies when you are no longer moving and require a secure, stable stance – even on slopes or uneven terrain.
When sitting, the Meridium prosthetic foot lowers itself to the floor, which achieves a more natural-looking foot position and can also help relieve your residual limb.
Whether you are barefoot or wearing flat soles or heels – thanks to automatic heel height adjustment, shoes can be changed quickly and easily with the Meridium prosthetic foot.
The Meridium adjusts itself automatically to diverse situations. You can easily adjust the Meridium via a smartphone using the convenient Cockpit app for iOS and Android devices. The app can be used to change the heel height, for example, or to select from a range of preset MyModes. The app also displays additional information such as the charge level of your mechatronic prosthetic foot.
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Moving ahead with confidence
Hans
Hans has many talents, but this is the first time he’s been able to make the most of his abilities. Whether playing an instrument, drawing or helping to decorate his new home, Hans loves being in the middle of the action. He wears the Meridium prosthetic foot – but it’s hardly noticeable to him or those around him.
Stride adjustment in real time
1) Resistance adjusts when the foot touches the floor to achieve comfortable heel leverage that matches the your stride length.
2) Based on the individually adjusted resistance, the speed of plantar flexion immediately adapts to the gait situation with every step.
3) Thanks to the high degree of mobility and real-time adjustment during rollover, you benefit from prolonged, full-surface contact with the ground for the greatest possible stability and excellent traction.
4) The movable toe plate provides a large contact surface and ensures uniform pressure distribution in the forefoot area when rolling over the toes. The Meridium’s four axis design gives you a smoother, more natural gait pattern when rolling over the foot.
5) When your foot lifts from the floor, it remains in a rolled over position offering an enhanced level of safety as you walk.
Meridium – functions and benefits 1
The Meridium prosthetic foot offers extensive real-time adaptation to various situations, surfaces and heel heights and enables a nearly natural gait pattern. The video shows the functions and benefits based on simple sketches with user Hans.
Meridium – functions and benefits 2
The Meridium prosthetic foot offers extensive real-time adaptation to various situations, surfaces and heel heights and enables a nearly natural gait pattern. The video demonstrates the key functions and benefits.
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Product information
| Product type | Microprocessor controlled feet with dynamic ankle rotation |
|---|---|
| Mobility grade | 2, 3 |
| Max. body weight | 125 kg |
| Amputation level | Transfemoral amputation, Knee disarticulation, Transtibial amputation |
Product Data
| Mobility grade | 2, 3 |
|---|---|
| Max. body weight | 125 kg |
| Side | left (L), right (R) |
| Size | 24-29 cm |