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For the orthopaedic implant industry

Learn implants by handling them.

An interactive course for reps, engineers and newcomers: sort real parts, read X-rays, run the calculators — then solve a real-world failure in every unit, as the engineer or manager who has to decide.

No account needed for the free units · Phone, tablet or desktop

The course on a laptop: Unit 2, The Trauma Toolbox, with its eight lessons and the case
The same course on a phone: the case briefing with an X-ray of a bent plate
Case 002 · free A plate bent inside a patient. Find out why.
units, from one screw to your career
17
hands-on lessons, 3–4 minutes each
136
investigative cases with real decisions
17
looks to choose from: Luxury, HUD, Editorial
3

How you learn

Not slides. Things you do.

A lesson: a bone plate seen from above with a combination hole enlarged, and a coach card with the next step

8 lessons per unit

Hands-on lessons with a coach beside you

Each lesson is a few short steps on one screen. You do something at every step, then a quick check at the end.

  • Sort real implants and instruments
  • Put a process in the right order
  • Tap the photo, drag a slider, run the calculator
  • 3–4 minutes each
A case briefing: an X-ray of a bent plate, three key facts and five chapters

1 case per unit

A real-world failure to investigate

Something has gone wrong with a product. You are the quality engineer or the manager, and you work it through in five chapters.

  1. Read the evidence
  2. Find the root cause
  3. Decide what happens to the product
  4. Fix the system so it doesn’t happen again
The course home on a phone A lesson on a phone

Any device

On your phone, tablet or desktop

Nothing to install. Start on the train, finish at your desk. Pick the look you like and switch any time.

  • Luxury
  • HUD
  • Editorial

Curriculum

17 units. From one screw to your career.

Units 1–2 are free · each unit takes about 30–45 minutes

  1. A human figure with its skeleton visible and the thigh bone glowing gold

    Unit 01Free

    One Screw

    From the bone it holds to the machine that cut it.

    Case 001 · The Recall

  2. A bone plate, screws, a nail and wires on dark slate

    Unit 02Free

    The Trauma Toolbox

    Plates, nails, frames, wires — and the set that carries them.

    Case 002 · The Plate That Bent

  3. A surgical team around an operating table under bright lights

    Unit 03Full course

    Inside the Operating Room

    The team, the sterile field, and every implant accounted for.

    Case 003 · The Missing Label

  4. A titanium plate, metal and ceramic hip balls and a printed lattice

    Unit 04Full course

    Materials & Surfaces

    What implants are made of — and what their surfaces do.

    Case 004 · The Dark Stain

  5. A titanium bar, a rough plate blank, a finished plate and screws

    Unit 05Full course

    From Bar to Implant

    How a metal bar becomes a sterile, traceable implant.

    Case 005 · Screws That Won’t Lock

  6. A micrometer, a calliper, a thread gauge and gauge blocks

    Unit 06Full course

    Measure Everything

    How every part is proven right before it ships.

    Case 006 · The Micrometer

  7. A whirling ring, an end mill and a measuring-machine stylus

    Unit 07Full course

    The Factory Floor: Machines & Makers

    Which machines, from whom, at what cost — and how to choose.

    Case 007 · The Bargain Lathe

  8. A factory floor plan, a hard hat, a pressure gauge and a data logger

    Unit 08Full course

    Factory Estate & Operations

    The building, utilities and routines that keep a factory making good parts.

    Case 008 · The Borrowed Compressor

  9. A sterile pouch with a screw, a blister tray and sterilisation indicators

    Unit 09Full course

    Clean, Pack, Sterilise

    How implants become sterile — and stay sterile until they’re opened.

    Case 009 · The Pouch That Leaked

  10. A plate prototype, an engineering drawing, a calliper and a bone model

    Unit 10Full course

    Design Controls & Testing

    How a new implant is specified, tested and proven.

    Case 010 · The Thinner Plate

  11. A knee tray, an audit clipboard and a red hold tag

    Unit 11Full course

    The Quality System & Risk

    How a company stays in control of quality and risk.

    Case 011 · The Signal in the Registry

  12. A sealed certificate, a labelled box and a submission dossier

    Unit 12Full course

    Approved to Sell — and Stay Sold

    How an implant earns — and keeps — the right to be sold.

    Case 012 · The Plate Nobody Told FDA About

  13. An open loaner case with instrument trays and a shipping tag

    Unit 13Full course

    Supply & Logistics

    How the right implant reaches the right theatre, on time.

    Case 013 · The Set That Arrived at 6 a.m.

  14. A total hip, a total knee and a spinal screw-and-rod construct

    Unit 14Full course

    Beyond Trauma: Joints & Spine

    Hips, knees, shoulders and spine — what changes beyond trauma.

    Case 014 · The Hip That Wore Out

  15. A plate, coins, a contract, a balance scale and a price tag

    Unit 15Full course

    Selling Value: Surgeons, Ethics & Economics

    How value is created, sold and paid for — ethically.

    Case 015 · The Premium Plate

  16. A printed cup, a sensor knee, a robot arm model and a tablet

    Unit 16Full course

    New Technologies

    What’s new — and what the evidence actually says.

    Case 016 · The Robot Pitch

  17. A sealed certificate, a screw, a compass and a pen

    Unit 17Full course

    Final Assessment & Career Tracks

    Careers, leadership and one final integrated case.

    Case 017 · Lot 9001

  18. Free to try

    Start with Units 1 and 2 — no account, no card.

    • 16 hands-on lessons
    • 2 cases: The Recall · The Plate That Bent
    • About 1–1½ hours, at your own pace
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Who it’s for

Built for the people who make, sell and approve implants.

Everyone gets every unit. These are good places to start.

An operating table under theatre lights

Sales & clinical reps

The products, the operating room, loaner sets, value and ethics.

Start with Units 1, 2, 3, 13, 15

A CNC lathe turning a bone screw

Manufacturing & quality engineers

Materials, machining, measuring, the factory and sterilisation.

Start with Units 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

A team around a table reviewing an incident

Regulatory & product people

Design controls, risk, approvals worldwide and the evidence for new technology.

Start with Units 10, 11, 12, 16

A gowned operator working in a cleanroom

Newcomers & students

No background needed. Go in order and finish with a career track in the last unit.

Start with Unit 1 → 17

How access works

Open the free units
  1. 1Try Units 1–2 nowOpen the course in your browser. No account, no card.Free
  2. 2Buy once — or get seatsOne payment for the full course, or a seat per person for your team.No subscription
  3. 3Sign in with an email linkNo password. Your progress is saved and follows you between devices.Any device
  4. 4Finish with a certificateComplete all units and the final case to earn it.On completion

For implant companies and distributors

See who has finished what.

Give reps, engineers and quality staff the same grounding. Invite people by email, move a seat when someone leaves, and download progress for your training records. Prefer your own learning system (LMS)? A SCORM package is planned.

  • A free one-month pilot for your team
  • Invoice billing, yearly seats
  • A certificate for every learner who finishes
Set up your team
Team progressExample · 6 of 12 seats
LearnerRoleUnits doneCertificate
Learner A Sales rep
17/17
Issued
Learner B Quality engineer
12/17
—
Learner C CNC operator
9/17
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Learner D Regulatory
14/17
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Learner E Sales rep
5/17
—
Learner F New graduate
2/17
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An illustration of the team dashboard. Names are placeholders.

Pricing

Start free. Pay once for the rest.

Launch offer Launch prices for the first learners. Prices in US dollars; tax is added at checkout for your country.

Free sample

See how it works

Free

  • Units 1–2: 16 lessons, 2 cases
  • All three looks
  • No account needed
Start free

Full course

For one learner

Launch offer

US$149 US$99 one-time

Save US$50 · US$149 after launch

  • All 17 units, 136 lessons, 17 cases
  • Progress saved on every device
  • Certificate of completion
  • Updates when standards change
Get the launch price

Teams

Companies and distributors

First year

US$129 US$99 per seat / year

From 2 seats · US$129 per seat after the first year

  • Everything in Full course
  • Invite people by email
  • Progress and certificates per person
  • Invoice billing, or a free pilot on Units 1–2
Buy seats or request an invoice

Pay once, no subscription · Units 1–2 free to try first · Refund policy · Terms

A factory plant room with a compressor, an air dryer and filters

Not ready yet?

Leave your email and we’ll tell you when new cases and units are added, and before the launch price ends.

Keep me posted

A few emails a year: new cases and units, and before the launch price ends. Privacy

For your company: a free pilot or a quote →

Questions

Do I need experience?

No. Unit 1 starts with the bone, and every term is explained when it first appears.

How long does it take?

Lessons take 3–4 minutes and a case about 20. A unit is roughly 30–45 minutes, at your own pace.

Do I need an account for the free units?

No. Units 1 and 2 open in your browser straight away. Your progress is kept in that browser.

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once for the full course and keep it. Try Units 1–2 free first; after buying, you can still ask for a refund within 14 days if you haven’t gone further than one more unit.

Why is the price different in my country?

Prices are lower where incomes are lower, so the course is fair everywhere. The page shows the price for your location; checkout uses the country of your card.

Can my company use it in our own LMS?

Not yet. Today your team uses it here, with a dashboard of everyone’s progress and certificates. A package for your own learning system (SCORM) is planned: tell us if you need it.

Is this regulatory, legal or clinical advice?

No. It is training material. Always follow your company’s procedures and the current standards.

Your first case is ten minutes away.

Start Units 1–2 free