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 In Education • Sierra And Sage – Making A Difference!
Getting young minds interested in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)…has been a major goal of e-NABLE over the past year as we strive to get 3D printers into more and more …
9 Year Old Spends Summer Assembling 3D Printed Hands
When she is not climbing trees, chasing frogs, reading books, creating “art explosions” all over the house or having sleepovers with her friends like other 9-year-olds on summer vacation, this …
Giving A “Hand Up” – With Partial Finger Replacement
Last October, a US Navy Veteran and retired pipe fitter, Howard Kamarata, was working on a home project and the miter saw he was using grabbed the piece of wood …
e-NABLING Alex
Little Alex Pring has had his new 3D printed arm for just about a week and after hugging his mom, riding his bike and playing with his favorite transformers – …
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 …
“Limbitless” – 6 Year Old Gets $350 3D Printed Myoelectric Arm.
“My mother taught us that we’re supposed to help change the world…We’re supposed to help make it better. That’s why we did it.” – Albert Manero, UCF Aerospace Engineer – …