Oh cool, yeah that side has really taken off in the last couple years. Especially considering a lot of clinics have stopped fabricating in-house. I work for a university hospital, so we have a pretty large fabrication lab and make most of our stuff ourselves, but we've experimented with a couple 3d printed prosthetic sockets recently.

We mostly do 3d scans to create positive models, and then fabricate around those if needed. Works really well for anatomy that's hard to use traditional casting techniques like for cranial helmets. Are most of the people you get scans from using the Structure 3d camera?