Healthcare in 2030. Engineered today.
Ottobock is building a connected, cybersecure, evidence-anchored mobility care platform for the next decade of rehabilitation and patient monitoring.
Roadmap to 2030
The Ottobock roadmap treats mobility devices, remote care, service, and patient education as one clinical operating system. It is intentionally practical: each step must support facilities that manage real users, reimbursement constraints, caregiver readiness, and long device lifecycles.
SBOM-by-default
Software Bill of Materials available for connected platforms so security review can happen before broad network deployment.
FHIR care coordination
Structured mobility observations and follow-up summaries prepared for exchange with clinical documentation systems.
Adaptive fitting analytics
Gait and usage review tools help clinicians identify when training, alignment, or service intervention should be considered.
Remote commissioning expansion
More setup, documentation, and support tasks move to secure remote workflows while preserving field specialist escalation.
Carbon-aware installed base
Lifecycle planning combines repairability, refurbishment, recycling records, and fleet-level energy data.
Milestones that shaped our clinical posture
Founded with an engineering focus on functional replacement and mobility restoration.
Microprocessor-controlled knee technology helped establish a new standard for advanced prosthetic mobility.
Digital service and education programs began supporting broader clinician training at scale.
Connected-care workflows matured as rehabilitation providers looked for better follow-up visibility.
Innovation Lab pilots focus on remote care, service intelligence, and interoperable mobility data.
Co-development partners
Ottobock works with rehabilitation hospitals, prosthetic clinics, university mobility labs, veterans programs, and digital health teams. The partnership model is designed for measurable pilots: a defined user group, a clear clinical question, training assumptions, privacy review, and a service plan before data collection starts.
Co-develop the next-generation mobility device workflow with Ottobock.
Bring a clinical question, a care setting, and a measurable outcome target. The Innovation Lab team will help shape a pilot that respects patient privacy, staff capacity, and procurement realities.
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