What is Ottobock?
Mobility for people: the Ottobock name stands for high-quality, technologically outstanding products and services around the world.
What is the best product for curly hair?
To avoid breakage in curly hair, always detangle hair while wet and drenched with product. Curly-haired gals and guys have no shortage of products to choose from, but we think the best product for curly hair is Briogeo’s Curl Charisma Rice Amino Avocado Leave-In Defining Cream.
Which Briogeo product is best for curly hair?
Curly-haired gals and guys have no shortage of products to choose from, but we think the best product for curly hair is Briogeo’s Curl Charisma Rice Amino Avocado Leave-In Defining Cream. The rice amino acids and avocado oil will help your hair retain moisture, which reduces the risk of frizz and damage.
Why choose Ottobock for Paralympics?
Our partnership with the International Paralympic Committee started in Seoul in 1988. Ottobock has been at every Summer and Winter Paralympic Games ever since, paving the way for good sportsmanship between the athletes.
Who is behind Bock orthopaedics?
Starting with almost nothing in 1947, Otto Bock’s son-in-law and his wife built up the location in Duderstadt. Initially a branch, the site is now the company’s headquarters. This is where Max Näder developed milestones in orthopaedic technology. The grandson of the company’s founder, Professor Näder took over the company in 1990 at the age of 28.
How did Otto Bock revolutionise the prosthetic industry?
He revolutionised patient treatment by producing prosthetic components in series. Starting with almost nothing in 1947, Otto Bock’s son-in-law and his wife built up the location in Duderstadt. Initially a branch, the site is now the company’s headquarters.
Who is Ottobock SE&Co?
She is a member of the European Supervisory Board of Ottobock SE & Co. KGaA and is also on the Executive Board of Näder Holding GmbH. Otto Bock founded Orthopädische Industrie GmbH in the Kreuzberg neighbourhood of Berlin in 1919 – a bona-fide startup in today’s terms.