The medical world is evolving fast — and so are the tools that support it. Traditional device manufacturing often requires costly molds, long lead times, and limited customization. But at Somanity, we’re building differently.
We’ve embraced industrial-grade 3D printing not only to accelerate innovation but to rethink how devices are conceived, produced, and deployed.
By internalizing production of our rehab modules — like StretchCare and ExoCare — we’ve gained the ability to:
- Prototype and test new configurations in 48h
- Produce on-demand, reducing overstock and waste
- Customize devices to patient morphology
- Switch materials based on environmental needs
“We design for patients — not for shelves. 3D printing helps us adapt faster, smarter, greener.”
Mathieu Merian, CEO – Somanity
A Greener, Smarter Way to Build
Sustainability isn’t an afterthought — it’s embedded in our process. Using recyclable polymers, modular parts, and short production chains, our carbon footprint is significantly lower than that of traditional manufacturers.
Local printing also means faster delivery and less transportation impact.
We’ve even started working on bio-sourced and biodegradable materials for some passive components.
A Modular Mindset
Our “rehabilitation bricks” approach is powered by printability. Because every part is digitally modeled, we can change, repair, or upgrade without full redesign. That’s circular innovation in action.
At Somanity, 3D printing isn’t a trend. It’s a platform. A philosophy. A way to give life to medical devices that are truly made for people.
