The Department of Prosthetics and Orthotics Engineering held the first seminar for discussing the graduation projects of the fourth-year students on Sunday, December 18, 2022. This seminar marked the first for the academic year 2022-2023. The students and faculty were divided into three groups to facilitate the discussion process and allow each student sufficient time to present their project. The discussion was highly dynamic, with active participation from both students and faculty members.

During this seminar, students presented the stages they had reached, their progress percentages, and the results they had achieved. Faculty members provided their insights on some crucial and detailed aspects of the projects to help refine them to their best form. Notably, the projects discussed during the seminar were distinguished by their practical focus, aimed at serving a large segment of people with disabilities. Additionally, they addressed some unconventional cases found in local prosthetics and orthotics centers.