3D Printing, E-Nable Prosthetics
3D Printing, E-Nable Prosthetics, E-nable project puts volunteers with a 3D printers in touch with handicapped children who need a hand prosthesis, website provides the dimensions of the prosthesis, as well as design the child selected. Volunteers print and assemble the prosthesis free of charge. The 3D plans for the prosthesis are open source, everyone has access and can improve them. Thierry joined the community of volunteers in 2014, He is working on producing the prosthesis for a 5-year old girl who lives in England. (Photo by: BSIP/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
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- 2015,
- 3D Printing,
- Artificial Limb,
- Biomechanics,
- Bionics - Engineering,
- Business Finance and Industry,
- Child,
- Dependency,
- Disability,
- France,
- Hand,
- Human Arm,
- Human Limb,
- Limb - Body Part,
- Manufacturing,
- Medical Equipment,
- Moving Activity,
- No People,
- Orthopaedic Equipment,
- Orthopedics,
- Paris - France,
- People,
- Prosthetic Equipment,
- The Internet,
- Touching,
- Volunteer,
- Working,