The PRAGMA team meets to continue brainstorming an early version of the 'Co-Design Synthesis Framework'

Information about the PRAGMA project was disseminated at the 2026 Key Enabling Technologies event held in Karlsruhe, Germany.

An internal meeting was held on 19 Jan 2026 to discuss key details regarding the Co-Synthesis Framework.

The PRAGMA team met on 10.12.25 to explore options concerning the design process of prosthesis sockets, considering both traditional and adjustable sockets. This is required to enable relevant knowledge to be codified for future AI based socket synthesis.

On 4th Dec, PRAGMA Principal Investigator Prof Jonathan C. Borg delivered a presentation concerning AI and prosthesis development ontologies at the National Taiwan University’s (NTU) Advanced Product Realization and Interaction Lab (APRIL).  This gave Prof. Borg the opportunity to also raise awareness of the PRAGMA project and its goals.

The PRAGMA team meets at the Faculty of Engineering (UM) to kick-off work on the project.

Prof. Dr Ing Jonathan C.Borg, Principal Investigator of the PRAGMA project handed out the ‘Certificate of Award’ for the PRAGMA TDPLite project by Hon. Keith Azzopardi Tanti,  the Parliamentary Secretary for Youth, Research and Innovation at XjenzaMalta.