Mecuris at a glance:
User orientation - Highest quality -
Co-creation
Our history
Mecuris is a medical technology start-up that was founded in 2016 as a spin-off from the University Hospital Munich (LMU).
The idea behind Mecuris originally arose from two different research projects: Jannis Breuninger researched additively manufactured prostheses and prosthetic feet at the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart. Dr. Simon Weidert, on the other hand, worked on orthoses from the 3D printer at the University of Munich Hospital. The aim of both projects was to individualize and digitize the creation of orthopedic aids - Time-saving, high quality, reimbursable and above all as a real asset to the life of the wearer.
Mecuris at a glance:
User orientation - Highest quality -
Co-creation
Our history
Mecuris is a medical technology start-up that was founded in 2016 as a spin-off from the University Hospital Munich (LMU).
The idea behind Mecuris originally arose from two different research projects: Jannis Breuninger researched additively manufactured prostheses and prosthetic feet at the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart. Dr. Simon Weidert, on the other hand, worked on orthoses from the 3D printer at the University of Munich Hospital. The aim of both projects was to individualize and digitize the creation of orthopedic aids - Time-saving, high quality, reimbursable and above all as a real asset to the life of the wearer.
Mecuris at a glance:
User orientation - Highest quality -
Co-creation
Our history
Mecuris is a medical technology start-up that was founded in 2016 as a spin-off from the University Hospital Munich (LMU).
The idea behind Mecuris originally arose from two different research projects: Jannis Breuninger researched additively manufactured prostheses and prosthetic feet at the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart. Dr. Simon Weidert, on the other hand, worked on orthoses from the 3D printer at the University of Munich Hospital. The aim of both projects was to individualize and digitize the creation of orthopedic aids - Time-saving, high quality, reimbursable and above all as a real asset to the life of the wearer.
Mecuris at a glance:
User orientation - Highest quality -
Co-creation
Our history
Mecuris is a medical technology start-up that was founded in 2016 as a spin-off from the University Hospital Munich (LMU).
The idea behind Mecuris originally arose from two different research projects: Jannis Breuninger researched additively manufactured prostheses and prosthetic feet at the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart. Dr. Simon Weidert, on the other hand, worked on orthoses from the 3D printer at the University of Munich Hospital. The aim of both projects was to individualize and digitize the creation of orthopedic aids - Time-saving, high quality, reimbursable and above all as a real asset to the life of the wearer.
Mecuris at a glance:
User orientation - Highest quality -
Co-creation
Our history
Mecuris is a medical technology start-up that was founded in 2016 as a spin-off from the University Hospital Munich (LMU).
The idea behind Mecuris originally arose from two different research projects: Jannis Breuninger researched additively manufactured prostheses and prosthetic feet at the Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart. Dr. Simon Weidert, on the other hand, worked on orthoses from the 3D printer at the University of Munich Hospital. The aim of both projects was to individualize and digitize the creation of orthopedic aids - Time-saving, high quality, reimbursable and above all as a real asset to the life of the wearer.
Tailor-made solutions for your customers
Individual orthoses & prostheses - digitally created, 3D printed
Our goal is to offer you the opportunity to create individual orthotics and prostheses online in a cost- and time-saving manner. Integrated into a digital value chain, we are your partner for the future in orthopedic technology. To do this, we translate traditional craftsmanship into digital workflows and patient-specific products that are manufactured using industrial 3D printing: I 'm always up-to-date, always up to date to meet the highest quality and safety standards.
Let's shape the future together!
Every person is unique - that's why we want to support you in your pursuit of providing individualized care for every patient who needs a medical aid. Efficiently, economically, and also across international borders
Let us make your work easier through digital tools, so you can apply your expertise where it’s needed. Let’s go on a path together where we’ll jointly increase the users’ quality of life through individualized medical aids.
The Digitalization of O&P
We’re at a transition point in orthotic and prosthetic care. We’re moving our efforts forward. Away from "off the shelf" standard products to highly customized care.
Making the most of the digital process chain
O&P is opening up to the possibilities of digital processes, and the general conditions are also adapting more and more: Medical supply stores can already acquire good 3D scanners inexpensively. Milling and 3D printing centers are available throughout the country for the production of high-quality aids.
CAD/CAM technology for everyone
Now it’s time to take full advantage of these opportunities in a digital value chain. The intuitive CAD/CAM software of our Mecuris Solution Platform offers medical supply stores of all sizes an easy entry into digitalization. It’s important for us to listen closely to your requirements. We’ll provide you with the best possible digital services. Design files for customized orthotics or milling blanks yourself in just a few minutes on the Mecuris Solution Platform - your digital workshop.
Don’t take our word for it, convince yourself!
The Mecuris Team
Our international team consists of nearly 20 employees from a wide range of disciplines: Physicians, engineers, IT specialists, economists, designers and communicators.
Together we’re developing the medical technology of tomorrow, today. We’red looking forward to revolutionizing the world of orthotics together with you.
Our history
The idea is born
At the Frauenhofer IPA in Stuttgart, Jannis Breuninger is researching additively manufactured prosthetics, while Dr. Simon Weidert in Munich is working on 3D-printed orthotics. Both will later be part of Mecuris' founding team.
