Using e-NABLE Badges in a High-School Setting
We love hearing from educators who are incorporating e-NABLE in the classroom! While it is always wonderful to hear about the students creating the devices, how this project impacts them, …
e-NABLE is Still Going Strong 10 Years Later
It’s hard to believe that it has been nearly 10 years since the original metal prototype for the first 3D printed e-NABLE device was created for one child in need …
Introducing the New 3D Printed Kinetic Hand Design
This month, designer Mat Bowtell released his long-awaited Kinetic Hand, a new open-source design supported by an illustrated 99-page assembly manual. Initially modeled from a 3D scan of his own hand, the design …
Welcome e-NABLE Bot!
Many of our Hub members may have noticed that not all our members are human these days! To help share community metrics, Mažvydas Sverdiolas has created the e-NABLE bot to share post activity weekly …
The e-NABLE Community Rallies to Fight COVID-19
For the past few years, I have been trying to remind people that the e-NABLE Community is not just a group of volunteers who are making FREE 3D printed hands …
e-NABLE STEM Challenge Winners!
The #enableSTEMchallenge Back in February, e-NABLE teamed up with 3D Universe, Ultimaker, Bit Space Chicago and Terrafilum Engineered Filaments to challenge schools across the USA to share how they would …
Research Volunteers Needed!
Researchers at the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) have received funding from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study how the brain adapts to the use of 3D-printed …