e-NABLing Growth!
When e-NABLE started really picking up steam in January of 2014 – we had about 300 volunteers who had joined our Google+ community and about 75 volunteers on our map who had …
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” …
e-NABLE – Homework Hotline • 3D Printing
“You know, DISABILITY is a funny word. Disability means you CAN’T do something. It’s not a disease…and it’s not even a property of a person. A person doesn’t have a …
PROSTHETISTS MEET PRINTERS – e-NABLE CONFERENCE AT JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL • 9.28.14
We are pleased to announce the FIRST e-NABLE Conference! Join us on September 28, 2014 at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, MD! “e-NABLE’s collaborative approach to design and democratization of …
Johns Hopkins & e-NABLE – Part 2
When we left off with Part 1 of our adventures at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore – we had introduced you to the amazing Dr. Albert Chi and shared …
e-NABLING Differences – With 3D Printed Hands
This is Tully. He is missing his arm just below the elbow and has been working with his mom Karen and one of our e-NABLE volunteers Karyn Traphagen – to come …
Happy Birthday e-NABLE!
(Please click on the image above to view our Happy Birthday e-NABLE video!) One year ago, Jon Schull created an online community to coordinate the crowdsourced design and delivery …