Thinking Outside Of The Box – Interview with Ivan Owen
Guest Blog Post Written by Adam Kitz Western Washington University, Bellingham WA This last week I got to meet up with Ivan Owen, co-creator of the first 3D printed hand that was …
VA Innovation Challenge to e-NABLE THE FUTURE
For the past year and a half, the e-NABLE community has been working very hard to create free and low cost 3D printed upper limb devices and tools that …
e-NABLING R&D – Experimenting With Elastics
It’s R&D “Motivational Monday” again and we are excited to keep sharing some of the behind the scenes work that is going on in our research and development teams within …
Enabling R&D – Thermo-forming Trials
Over the past few months, we have shared numerous stories about the beautiful children that are receiving 3D printed hands that are being created by our amazing volunteer e-NABLE community – but have …
Raptor Adaptor – A 3D Printed Hand For Wilhe
You must check the address before you ship! Developing a hand for Wilhe at Rochester Institute of Technology By Skip Meetze, e-NABLE Volunteer “No, don’t call the Post Office” …
Raptor Reloaded: Design and Intent
The team behind the original Raptor has released the Raptor Reloaded, an updated and re-factored version of the Raptor Hand. The entire device was modeled in Fusion 360, a free CAD …
Tech Talk Thursday: Intro to 3D Printing
Starting on Thursdays, we’re going to feature guest bloggers from the e-NABLE community to share technical tips and tricks and discuss various challenges e-NABLErs face making hand and other devices. …