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Wheelchair sports aids
Wheelchair Sports team
We always speak at eye level. From athlete to athlete. We are proud of our unique team of advisers: former international top-ranking wheelchair athletes, experienced coaches, and technicians who know what success depends on and who work on refinements with you.
Sports development
Innovation
Elite wheelchair sports are an innovation driver for Orthotec.
When the best people in their disciplines commit to a joint goal, solutions arise that set new standards, which is something we love and something that serves the well-being of wheelchair users. This is why we drive innovation with our projects and create networks of experts for this purpose.
Improvements relating to materials, manufacturing processes, aerodynamics and shapes are channelled into general wheelchair technology, medicine, and rehabilitation of people with a spinal cord injury.
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This is Orthotec
Wheelchair sports are in our DNA.
Orthotec works hand-in-hand with the specialist Swiss Paraplegic Centre clinic. The wheelchair sports facilities in our headquarters in Nottwil are among the most advanced in the world. It is our pleasure to achieve optimal results for you. As a dealer and manufacturer, we develop specialist solutions that allow you to live your dream of #freedomofmovement.
The Swiss company Orthotec AG is a charitable subsidiary of the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation. We offer aids and services to promote #freedomofmovement for people with a spinal cord injury and similar disabilities. More than 100 employees work in the five areas of competence: vehicle adaptation; rehabilitation technology; orthopaedic technology; incontinence products and daily living aids; and wheelchair sports. Orthotec was founded in 1994 with its headquarters in Nottwil (Canton Lucerne, Switzerland) and a subsidiary for vehicle adaptation in Cugy (Canton Vaud, Switzerland). We serve the Swiss and the international market.
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