An Affordable 3D-Printed Robotic Prosthetic for Children With Missing Arms
“I’m actually gonna use my arm so I can high five so many people. 106.”
An episode of Veritasium looked at the work of students at the University of Central Florida who are using 3D-printing technology to build affordable robotic prosthetics for children without arms. Host Derek Muller spoke with Alberto Manero, an engineering student who works on the project, as well as Alex, a young recipient of one of the arms.
The students are working with The Collective Project sponsored by Microsoft OneNote to help fund innovative community-driven student projects.
Glen Tickle
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