First Video Footage Of Our COVVI Glove
We are incredibly proud of the level of detail our engineering design team have gone to in order to develop an amazing glove to protect the Nexus Hand!
The Value of Collaboration with Clinicians and Patients
At COVVI we place utmost value in the conversations we have with those that are due to benefit the most from our products…
The Importance of Trade Shows for Prosthetics Businesses
COVVI’s CEO Simon Pollard and CTO Ted Varley are traveling to Las Vegas next week to attend the Hanger Education Fair.
Why And How Prototypes Matter
Bringing our COVVI prototype to life has been a labor of love in every sense of both terms and has been months in the making, but why do manufacturers we even bother with them?
A Prosthetics Engineer’s Ode To Spreadsheets
Every step of the process requires quite a bit of number crunching no matter how you look at it and so having access to Excel goes a long way.
Drones: Supporting The Prosthetics Industry
If they’re not causing total airport shutdowns, drones are pestering people in parks when they are just trying to walk their dog…
Location, Location, Location: From An Apartment To The World
COVVI spans a distance of 4880 miles and has achieved this without having even commercially launched its product. But where did it all begin?
Ted Varley On: The Wonder of Hands
Back in 2013, Ted Varley gave a talk in Montpellier about hands, what it takes to recreate one as a designer and their extraordinary capabilities in strength and function.
Chris Hew Joins COVVI!
Chris Hew is the latest addition to our mechanical engineering team and has been settling in at COVVI HQ this week.
COVVI Opens US Base
With our loyal COVVI team across the Atlantic taking care of the logistics, we have been working tirelessly to operationalise a new base in America.
Ted Ventures To AOPA
Now that ‘COVVI’ is up and running with an identity and associated brand, it is now important that make ourselves known all over the world.
Working With Elmwood And Our New Name Reveal
Objectiv-X as a name has always been considered by the team as a placeholder until a proper brand portfolio could be established for the business.