re:3D Gifts A Gigabot To e-NABLE The Development Of 3D Printed Arm Designs!
“re:3D and Gigabot are very excited to be part of e-NABLE with our mission of printing with a purpose. It is our goal to provide an affordable industrial large format …
Introducing the “Flextensor” – A New e-NABLE Design!
Over the past year, we have watched ideas spring forth from one basic design and turn into numerous variations and devices. One of the most active designers in the e-NABLE …
3D Printed Myo-Electric Arm Design – Now Available For Free!
6 Year old Alex – checking out how his $350 Myo-electric arm works. – Photo by KT Crabb Photography. Just a few days ago, a team at the University of Central …
Impact Testing “The Beast!”
A team of students at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee have been testing the durability and impact resistance of the Cyborg Beast Design! They have been having fun – dropping it from …
Johns Hopkins And e-NABLE – Part 1
Back in June, we got an email from Dr. Albert Chi – a trauma surgeon at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, whose practice includes critical care, trauma and acute …
Swimming with…”The Beast!”
Please click above to watch a video of Shea swimming with her e-NABLE Cyborg Beast hand! Over the past few months, sweet Shea has been e-NABLE’s “Poster Child” – with …
e-NABLING “A Social Humanitarian Model”
(Photo courtesy of Mark Chamberlin and Rochestercitynewspaper.com ) … what has really excited Schull is the way an online community can inspire scientific innovation and creativity. “The really deep thing here …