PROTEOR specializes in high-performance prosthetic and orthotic solutions, including microprocessor knees, hydraulic ankles, and energy-return feet.
PROTEOR is a global leader in the design and manufacture of innovative prosthetic and orthotic devices, with a history spanning over 100 years. Dedicated to the "Human First" philosophy, the company develops technologies that enhance independence and mobility for individuals with limb loss or deficiency. Their comprehensive portfolio includes advanced microprocessor-controlled knees like the QUATTRO and Plie 3, as well as hydraulic ankle-foot systems such as the Kinnex and Kinterra.
Headquartered in France with a strong presence in the USA, PROTEOR focuses on creating adaptable, durable, and user-centric products. Their extensive range of carbon fiber and fiberglass feet, including the Agilix, Sierra, and DynAdapt models, offers tailored solutions for various activity levels. PROTEOR works closely with clinicians and prosthetists to provide ongoing support, technical training, and clinical resources to ensure the best outcomes for patients worldwide.
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To wake the knee, insert the charging cable or a charged booster battery pack into the charger port. Then insert the charger into a power source to activate the device.
The QUATTRO is rated IP67 and is safe for occasional submersion in fresh water up to 1 meter (3 feet) for up to 30 minutes. It should not be used for showering or submerged in salt or chlorinated water.
It is recommended that feet such as the Agilix or Sierra be inspected by a certified prosthetist at least every six months. More frequent inspections may be required for highly active users.
No, most PROTEOR lower limb devices are intended for single-patient use only to ensure safety and performance.
If the battery status is low, immediately charge the knee by connecting it to a power supply using the provided wall charger and cable.