The team at the Radboud University Medical Center is affiliated with the Department of Orthopaedics and, more specifically, with the Orthopaedic Research Laboratory. The Orthopaedic Research Laboratory is expert in setting-up, monitoring, and statistically analyzing clinical studies including ethical issues. Furthermore, the Orthopaedic Research Laboratory is one of the world leading laboratories with respect to the failure analyses of orthopaedic hip and knee implants using finite element computer methods and experimental techniques.

From year 2000, OSSUR has expanded significantly through acquisitions and inner growth and now combines a broad range of products, offering customers total solutions to meet individual needs. Currently, OSSUR employs close to 2800 persons worldwide and the turnover in 2016 was around 520 Million US$. The company operates a strict and effective quality control system meeting all ISO 13485 requirements and has recently incorporated an EMS system according to ISO 14001. OSSUR participates in the work of ISO TC 168 on creating testing standards for prosthetics.

The UT team participating in the MyLeg project is affiliated with the Biomechanical Engineering group, which is specialized in the application area of biomedical technology. The research aims focus on the interaction between the human motor system and medical devices that support this system. The result of this research is applied in the development of innovative devices. The medical application areas of the research are rehabilitation robotics as well as prosthetics/orthosis, orthopaedics, and neurology. The research is focussed in three themes: tissue mechanics, neural mechanics, and movement mechanics.