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Create it REAL and Vitalitecs bring digital orthopedic manufacturing to Mexico

Create it REAL and Vitalitecs bring digital orthopedic manufacturing to Mexico

January 24, 2026 Medical

Danish digital orthopedic manufacturing company Create it REAL has partnered with Monterrey-based Vitalitecs to expand access to advanced digital production technologies for orthopedic devices across Mexico. Announced in January 2026, the collaboration aims to support the local production of patient-specific orthotics, prosthetics, and medical devices using 3D printing-enabled workflows.

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