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 …
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 …
A Family Comes Together To Create 3D Printed Hand
Last weekend, Dawson and his family drove for 12 long hours (round trip) in hopes of finally seeing a dream for a functional hand come to life – and were welcomed into …
A Boy And His 3D Printed Hand
We caught up with one of our recently e-NABLEd kiddos – Bailey – who gave us some feedback to use to help us make these hands even better in the …
e-NABLING Singapore
Our online global community of e-NABLE volunteers is growing and spreading to countries where the need for low cost devices are the greatest. Some of our members are currently running …