Motorica, a global MedTech leader in assistive technologies and medical cybernetics, marked a strong presence at the 29th National Conference of the Orthotics and Prosthetics Association of India (OPAI), held at the Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Auditorium in Ahmedabad. 

 

The three-day national forum spotlighted innovation, collaboration and the accelerating role of technology in India’s assistive care ecosystem.

 

The conference drew prosthetists, orthotists, clinicians, rehabilitation specialists, researchers and technology providers from India and abroad to examine the future of orthotic and prosthetic care. Key discussions focused on digital technologies, clinical outcomes and improving accessibility across varied healthcare settings.

 

At the event, Motorica India showcased its advanced prosthetic portfolio designed to enhance mobility, independence and quality of life for people with limb loss. The company highlighted real-world case studies from metro, tier-two and tier-three regions, demonstrating how dependable prosthetic solutions can deliver meaningful improvements in daily function and long-term rehabilitation outcomes.

 

Motorica also introduced delegates to its Premium Educational Program, a structured professional training initiative launched in Russia to develop specialised prosthetics engineers for upper and lower limb solutions. The program blends online theoretical learning with intensive hands-on clinical and manufacturing exposure, underlining the company’s long-term commitment to global clinical education and skills development.

 

Commenting on the participation, Kavinder Beniwal, Chief Operating Officer, Motorica India, said, “Our presence at the OPAI National Conference reflects Motorica India’s commitment to advancing prosthetic care through innovation and clinical collaboration. As we expand our footprint across the country, our focus remains on improving access to advanced and reliable prosthetic solutions while contributing to stronger mobility outcomes for individuals with limb loss.”

 

Motorica’s clinical depth was further underscored on the inaugural day through a dedicated session by Andrey Shumaev, Director of Rehabilitation at Motorica. Titled Reactivating the Brain Body Connection: The PNF Reboot in Upper Limb Rehabilitation, the session explored structured neurorehabilitation approaches that support effective prosthetic adaptation and long-term functional recovery.

 

The inaugural agenda also featured expert-led discussions on low-cost neurorehabilitation technologies for emerging markets, the future of digital prosthetics, the growing role of digital manufacturing and 3D printing, and long-term clinical outcomes of advanced bracing systems in India. 

 

In addition, Motorica India conducted a specialised masterclass led by Shumaev, centred on real-life rehabilitation scenarios and personalised therapy programs before and after prosthetic fitting.

 

Sharing his perspective, Andrey Shumaev said, “India is at a pivotal stage in the evolution of prosthetic and rehabilitation care. Platforms such as the OPAI National Conference enable meaningful exchange between clinicians and technology providers, which is essential for improving real world patient outcomes. At Motorica, we combine advanced prosthetic technologies with structured rehabilitation frameworks to help individuals with limb loss regain confidence, functionality and independence.”

 

Since establishing its India presence in 2025 with the launch of its New Delhi office, Motorica India has continued to collaborate with hospitals, rehabilitation centres and industry stakeholders, strengthening clinical education and expanding access to advanced prosthetic technologies nationwide.