American Medicine Today went behind the scenes of Limbitless Solutions, a non-profit organization that uses additive manufacturing to advance personalized bionics and solutions for disabilities. A team of approximately 50 student volunteers from the University of Central Florida work at Limbitless Solutions, which gained notoriety for creating and donating 3-D printed bionic arms for children. The arms, explains Executive Director Albert Manero, cost approximately $350-500 in materials, and are a combination of engineering and art.
Learn more about Limbitless Solutions: http://limbitless-solutions.org/index.php/en/
