Sector 3.0 3 d printer in the right cause_Ivan_Owen

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A 3D printing community called e-NABLE has created over 1,000 prosthetic hands for those in need over the past 2 years without an R&D budget. Started in the US, the community now has over 5,000 members worldwide who volunteer their time and 3D printing resources to help people in South Africa, Brazil, Turkey, the UK, China, and Columbia receive prosthetics.

3D printer in the Right Cause?
Ivan Owen
e-NABLE Community Foundation, USA
27th May 2015

Sector 3.0 3 d printer in the right cause_Ivan_Owen

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