Why This Little Two Year Old Girl Loves 3D Printed Magic Arms (Forbes)
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3D printing is regularly touted as one of the future’s brightest technologies and business opportunities. But the real and beautiful power comes when any technology can truly change a life as it has in the case of two-year-old little girl named Emma. Thanks to a Stratasys 3D printer, Emma now has the use of her arms.
In this touching video, her mother explains her birth defect called arthrogryposis and then the work of the amazing and cool team of researchers at Nemours, a pediatric health system in Delaware tha...
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