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Handsmith: Changing an Industry, and Lives, with 3D Printed Prosthetics

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By day, Lyman Connor works as a software engineer at General Electric. By night, he builds 3D printed custom prosthetic hands. With a small facility of four desktop 3D printers, Lyman has just fit his first patient and moved into production. Find out more: bit.ly/3gQvGGe
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27 авг 2024

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@Formlabs 3 года назад

📖 Read more on the Formlabs blog: bit.ly/3gQvGGe 🏥 Learn about using Formlabs 3D printers in the medical industry: bit.ly/3yEuOed 💻 Watch our virtual webinar on large scale 3D printing for healthcare: bit.ly/3zB0dQ0

@rileyosborne363 6 лет назад

Hey my name is Riley Osborne and I was born without a forearm and with out my hand. I tried a lot of Prosthetics, just plastic ones but they all just made me so frustrated they don't fit right and they didn't fit my needs. What you are making is the new future and it would be awesome if I could see where to get one of those Prosthetics. I'm 12 years old and so I have a whole future in front of me that I am willing to put the work in to learn how to use this arm. I've been looking into a lot of prosthetic arms like the e Nable 3D printed arm and it's super cool I just need something a little bit more and now that I've seen this my eyes are wide open to see the future.

@RoboCNCnl 7 лет назад

Amazing work on this cool machine...

@woodstoney 7 лет назад

Good for Formlabs! Hope for the future!

@greed4386 6 лет назад

Wich kind of motors are those?

@vectors1970 3 года назад

"Adding insult to injury" strikes a lot

@Nyerguds 7 лет назад

3:28 exposed gears, though? That seems a little unsafe. Most designs use cables for that.

@eingamel 7 лет назад

I'm sure they will cover the mechanical eventually. Right now, it looks like a prototype stage that doesn't want a skin getting in the way of seeing how things work. Personally, I like the gear method, since it gives greater control than cables.

@dan3a 4 года назад

It looks dope though

@luvfinger 7 лет назад

Wow - I hope the same theory can be applied to dental work in the near future.

@Nozz92 4 года назад

Formlabs what is the song track you used in the video with the saxophone @2:36? Thank you very much for this motivating video! Bless you guys for helping people who need prosthetics to make a better tomorrow!