Why not a 3D printed prosthetic hand? He got the idea after noticing a fellow student on campus who was missing her left hand, and did not have any kind of prosthetic. Eventually he worked up the ...

For a right-handed person, losing the left hand pinky might ... a parametric prosthetic finger project by [Nicholas Brookins], and in no time, printed the first version in resin.

Ted Triplett's engineering classes at Mountwest Community and Technical College are used to creating objects with the different 3D printers ... came to make a prosthetic hand for 6-year-old ...

An curved arrow pointing right. A young boy born without fingers gets an affordable, 3D-printed hand with the help of an online global community. Video courtesy of Reuters Follow BI Video ...

A keen cyclist who lost part of his hand in a meat grinder ... Bristol-based Open Bionics used 3D printing and scanning technology to make the prosthetic which it hopes will be made available ...

What do we have to provide to our community? We later thought of the idea to use 3D printers to make prosthetic parts, like hands. We figured out that it’s lightweight, but very strong ...