3D printing to ‘make good!’

Finally a great application for the use of the 3D printer – the ability to generate prosthetic and ability devices to help those that require assistance.

There is an excellent organisation called ‘E-nabling the future’.  This organisation is using the maker movement to help those who are missing entire/ or part of their hands.

See the example below:

Check out their site at: http://enablingthefuture.org/

Other application can see the incorporation of lightweight exo-skeletons to help those  with disabilities to move.  I can see applications for this also in the aged care market. 3D printed magic arms

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