No Size Restrictions On Prosthetic Shoes Make Amputees Easier To Walk.

Although there are no Bluetooth, no sensors and motors, the size free prosthetic shoes made by the inventor Jerome Rifkin can make the amputated people walk more naturally and adapt to different terrain.

Thanks to a simple but unique scaffold at the bottom, it can replace ankle joints more truly and make walking more flexible.

It can simulate and control the joints of toes with elasticity and tension. It can react to the same pressure as natural walking and adapt to uneven terrain.

This design looks very practical. Rifkin will also try to reduce the noise emitted by walking. Here we publish several early design photos, prototypes and videos for reference.