Abstract
Biomechanical engineering has revolutionized the field of prosthetics and orthotics, offering individuals with limb loss or functional limitations the ability to regain independence and improve quality of life. This article explores the exciting advancements in this field, highlighting key innovations in prosthetic and orthotic design, materials, and control systems. It examines the intricate interplay between engineering principles, biomechanics, and clinical considerations, showcasing how biomechanical engineering is shaping the future of mobility and rehabilitation. By delving into specific examples and ongoing research, we paint a vivid picture of the transformative impact this field has on individuals and society as a whole.